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Red Flags in Hiring (or Dating!) the Wrong People

“Mr. Beaver, I always thought that I was a good judge of character, and am very trusting, but must have the word sucker” in bright, neon green tattooed on my forehead. Constantly, I am hiring the wrong people to work in my accounting firm and wind up feeling very sad and alone when the women I date turn out to just be after money, gifts and weekends out of town at my expense,” an email from “Ben” began.

“You had a couple of terrific articles about how to avoid being scammed and that were based on interviews with a psychology professor. I’ll bet that he would be

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