Section C
One called her boss a "bitch from hell" while another admitted "lying through his teeth" at interview. Both the British job (36) were—not surprisingly—turned down after (37) employers discovered their candid (38) on a public Web site. The London recruitment firm which revealed the cases warned that employers were (39) scouring the Internet to check what candidates are really like behind the rosy image they (40) to project in CVs and inter views. "One media sales (41) aged 24 had a job offer (42) after a quick check on www.friendsreunited.co.uk revealed that the applicant only planned to stay in London for a few months before (43) on a world tour," London’s Media Contacts said. (44) "Another candidate, an account manager for a well-known PR agency, was forced to resign when she described her boss as a ’bitch from hell’ and her employer as ’a bunch of cowboys’," Media Contacts said. (45) , set up to keep old school pals in touch, that he lied at interview and his CV was "a masterpiece of fiction." " (46) ," Media Contacts’ recruitment consultant Gordon Cherrington said. "Having fun is a good thing though negativity in any form, rarely reflects well on the writer."