Meta Project Manager Wastes Her Whole Day Making TikToks

Something's a bit off here.

By Daniel Bonfiglio

Published 2 years ago in Facepalm

People are commenting on the TikTok account of Riley Rojas, this 23 year old Project Manager at Meta, as she seems to lead a life more akin to that of an influencer than of someone in a managerial position at one of the hardest places to land a job in the world.

While her day in this TikTok might be normal for many an influencer, one would think that someone with the job title "Project Manager" at a company like Meta might wind up devoting a slightly larger portion of their work day to, well, their work. The contents of her daily planner do little to quell this feeling. The rest of her TikTok page also seems quite devoid of any actual work environments despite its main purpose being to document the life of someone working in big tech.

While some people are calling out her whole persona as fake or manufactured by Meta for appearances, perhaps we're all wrong and she's just a time management God who likes to keep the work side of her life more private. But were that the case, she could definitely do a better job of seeming just a tiny bit less out of touch with the rest of the real working world.



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Guy Exposes Fraud TikToker For Trying to Make People Look Stupid

Some people will do anything for views.

By figgyPudding

Published 2 years ago in Facepalm

The TikToker jettashford has exposed another, tnakirsh, for manipulating the answers in his Q&A style videos.

In this video, jettashford is asked what the capitol of Europe is, to which he would appear to answer wildly incorrectly with "Russia." In reality the video is edited after the question is asked, and the answer of Russia is actually for the question, "what is the largest country?" For those who are curious, despite Europe being a continent, the city of Brussels in Belgium is considered the "capital" of Europe. This video not only exposes tnakirsh as a fraud, but puts into question trivia videos, and even general Q&A videos as an entire genre on the internet. Any digital creation can be edited, even in the most innocent seeming situations. Can we really trust anything anymore? At the very least, perhaps we should take most things on the internet with a grain of salt.
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