Just a simple name search will pull up 2 networking sites with her title listed as Investigator. Nowhere does it say she was the in house counsel. This beesh sure knows how to lie LOL
In my experience in tech - i'm a director level product operation manager, focusing on product optimization etc - I worked quite a lot with our in-house counsel and compliance. I think it's reasonable for Elle to put on the ex-lawyer mask and try to get into a compliance role in tech.The pretending to be a former practicing lawyer makes no sense from an employer perspective, speaking as someone who has taken part in the hiring process. I don’t know what type of jobs Elle is applying for but I’m assuming they will be positions that don’t require law experience or have nothing to do with law, politics, or public policy. I only suspect this because we all know she never worked as a practicing lawyer nor did she really have anything to do with it while living in Canada.
I mean, why bother putting that you were in-house counsel (along with all your other law internships) when you are trying to apply for a tech job or a finance job? Some prospective employers won’t be impressed with it; in fact, they’d probably be confused by the change of career path especially since she claimed to be said counsel for roughly 5 years.
goldI remember someone called her previous employer to confirm that she quit. I wonder if we can get email confirmation from them that she was never a lawyer
Wow, she added the 'in-house counsel' title to her LinkedIn!
Pretty bold move. People usually don't lie on LinkedIn. Because everyone in your professional connection, who DO know what exactly you do, are on LinkedIn and you can't just lie to their face. Huge reputation risk.
Yep because every once in a while we see someone who doesn’t belong, trying to sneak their way into the gossip commentary only to get swiftly deleted.Man the mods here are awesome, unlike GG. It's like the difference between being a lawyer and just pretending
Lol I’d be a terrible moderator because I’m amused when crazed super-fans come on here and prove exactly what we’ve always thought — you have to be insane to support Elle. I like it when they show just what kind of people favor her.Yep because every once in a while we see someone who doesn’t belong, trying to sneak their way into the gossip commentary only to get swiftly deleted.
Miles better than GG where I personally SAW a mod watch the drama unfold and do absolutely NOTHING.
Would you mind sending to me also? I'm Lovely on GG and have signed up here just for this thread.I actually already sent some messages to people who I've seen on GG for years. Obviously I'm not stupid enough to send messages to people I've literally never seen interact on GG and have been coming out of the woodwork for tea or pseudo Elle supporters. I'll shoot a couple more this weekend. The site just takes forever to load
Was just thinking the same thought when I read someone's comment earlier, saying she had a victim mentality (or something to that effect). Actually, I think that Eleonore / Eleanor is very cunning and calculated. She lies and over embellishes, twists facts to her advantage. So in this case she really doesn't play the victim role, but instead is almost predatory in the way she takes advantage of unwitting individuals -- claiming to be a local, when she is not; selling very cheap and poorly made products at exhorbitant prices, faking her work experiences and padding her resume...I could go on.Again, I really do think this woman is dangerous. If she will so boldly lie about this, imagine the other unspoken lies and the things she is capable of.