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When my current employer announced layoffs last year I interviewed with OLCC for a high level position to try to improve my job security.  I didn't get the job and never heard back from them.  No phone call, no rejection letter... just silence.  After a few polite queries, including one to Mr. Pharo, I just chalked it up as a waste of everyone's time.  But then the stories about the OLCC's inept hiriing practices in the case of Mr. Krastev emerged.  OLCC gave this foreign imposter the full powers of their agency to investigate United States citizens in Oregon.  Incredible. 

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