HA ! In the Automotive business? Worked with and for many questionable people ! Glad I'm retired !
Yes, I worked many years at one of the biggest/largest bank 🏦 in world.
Liars, all types of scammers, adultery, child born to adulters and his mistress, tow trucker drivers, people smoking and selling marijuana, stealing cars, fraud, dealerships involve with multiple frauds, people stealing cars with false checks, people with guns, thieves, trickery, cons.
I had to deal face to face and indirectly with these people.
Employees, vendors and executive upper management.
Yes, wherever you go there is always one person that you will wonder about.
I undertook a huge project once that required outsourcing secondary tasks in order to meet deadline. There's quite a few options to choose from whether it be Mexico, India, or contracting companies here on American soil. And of course, myself being a true patriot contracting company company out in the Midwest *cough* Kansas despite the price tag.
And now it occurs to me that in some parts of the country, being "college educated" meant graduates from ITT Tech, Devry, or the University of Phoenix. People I assigned to lead those teams remotely described it as a babysitting service. The work was atrocious and had to be redone, it was like I didn't outsource anything at all. With an Indian company, you just send them a set of specifications and they'll complete the work exactly to that specification including the errors in those specifications if it had any. Smart people. Can't say the same about those other folks who are probably running around bragging that they've worked on projects for *my company*.
Im questionable with my history. But i know chrysler dodge fuel inj inside and out. And here in texas one in seven texans have a felony what are u going to do. The law is locking up everyone because it is a money making enterprise!!
During a working life that extended over fifty years I've worked with quite a few people who have had, ah, interesting hobbies. Among people I've worked with have been two fences, three (possibly four) murderers, a guy who became a major drug importer, a couple of (another 'ah') sex workers, a handful of thieves, a professional stand-over man, and half a dozen chancers of one kind or another. (You'd never believe Uncle Naffy, even if I told you about him.)
The fact is, criminals blend in with the rest of the community and the clever ones don't boast about it. You never quite know who's doing what until they get caught and most of the people I mentioned blended in very well.
Yeah, damn right! It makes you wonder whether they are really human or what.
I remember when my husband's boss's son started working for the company I had been working for. His boss used to brag about his son and how accomplished he was for years. But as soon as this kid started working at my company, he was in trouble all the time and eventually ended up getting fired. I heard years later that he continued to get fired from other companies ... So I always wondered about him for sure.
If you work for more than a year, chances are you will have worked with someone questionable.
I had a skeezy boss when I was 18. The term sexual harassment wasn't something that was used back then, especially by 18-20 year old young women. If we had known, that guy would have lost his job.
I had a friend who I worked with who got caught stealing from our company. Because we were friends I was thoroughly investigated because of him. I had no idea he was stealing and was furious when I found out. I have also turned people in for stealing.