Wow! When you think you have seen it all

[Holman]

It's funny that I read this today because I had a similar situation just happen. My daughter is 16 and trying to get her first job. McDonald's is having a job fair this week and I was telling a co-worker who reports to me about taking her to it. Co-worker asks me if my daughter has a resume. I say, no, she's only 16 and she has no prior work experience and (unfortunately) hasn't really been involved in many extracurricular activities yet. Co-worker says that she used to work for a temp agency, and if I want, I could put together a resume for my daughter and say that my daughter had worked for her in the past and if they call her she would tell them what a great employee she was. This lady has never even met my daughter. I politely said no thank you. What is WRONG with people??? Besides that fact of how unethical this is, my daughter would end up getting caught in a lie and getting fired anyway. SO unreal. The sad thing is, I had a pretty decent impression of this lady until today...now I feel like, how am I supposed to trust her? Ugh!
Jo