What could be the worst career advice? For each he has his own. For Monica Lewinsky, it was an offer to do an internship at the White House.
Psychologist Adam Grant tweeted about the bad recommendations he received and asked other users about their similar experiences. Monica Lewinsky, who gained world fame for her affair with President Bill Clinton, replied that such advice for her was an internship at the residence of the US President. Not surprising, because this was the reason for the impeachment of the head of America and the unflagging attention to the girl from the media and the public.
Clinton case
Madness in the press denigrating a young woman began after independent lawyer Ken Starr published his investigation on the Internet in 1998. Because of this notoriety, Lewinsky, who is already 46 years old, still faces public condemnation. She lived for many years, being the object of ridicule and mockery, which made the search for a normal job very difficult.
Now Monica is actively involved in the fight against bullying on social networks and the Internet. After all, she is familiar with this phenomenon in her own experience. For over 20 years, Monica has been publicly insulted by all who find it appropriate.
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This is not the first time Lewinsky has used Twitter as an opportunity to publicly talk about relations with former President Clinton and to be ironic about her many years of unkind fame.
Recently, the girl replied to the publication of a Florida state senator Marco Rubio with a stinging remark. The woman reposted the politician’s tweet: "Although this article was written by an intern at Politico, it recalls how difficult it is to discuss the state course in the political press. Not only did I not back down from tax cuts, I doubled the arguments to substantiate the position." Then Monica added her comment: “The accusation of the intern is in the style of the 90s.”