The fraud was pretty thorough, they paid a data scientist $20k to falsify data and paid another business $100k for their list. They also performed third party validation on it as a test. It was only upon Chase marketing to the full list that the statistics became apparent. Random sampling may not have been enough.
Some people just leave the timer running, they only bother to update it when they already have a new job. I would do that. A senior exec could do consulting for a foundation, an engineer just put the freelance practice. I wouldn't be bothered to fill in the gaps there, that's just for the HR drones during the first-pass filter.
> “After JPMC rushed to acquire Charlie's rocketship business, JPMC realized they couldn't work around existing student privacy laws, committed misconduct and then tried to retrade the deal,” Javice’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, said in a statement emailed to Forbes.
Is this the Alex Spiro? Elon’s lawyer in the Twitter case? Not good.
Your honour I would like you to dismiss the charges on the basis that my client carefully and faithfully deployed the time honoured entrepreneur grind set and faked it till they made it.
Just to clearly see how much assholes are JP Morgan, buying a startup for its users data to send them unsolicited crap:
Once the deal went through, JP Morgan asked Frank for its customer list so the bank could begin marketing its products and services to those students, the suit says.
According to the article, not only did Charlie Javice scam JP Morgan, but her company, Frank, did not really help students with loans in any meaningful way, and was essentially a data gathering operation disguised as a service.
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Just out of curiosity what would be the best way to update your LinkedIn in this case? "On sabbatical" does not seem to quite cut it.
> Amar was fired in October and Javice, in November.
Is this the Alex Spiro? Elon’s lawyer in the Twitter case? Not good.