Instead of using "centered text" and manual line breaks, Lori Silver of Tiger claims that all law firms accomplish cascading text in a Prospectus by inserting left and right triangle graphics and then having the text cascade off the triangle graphics. I don't know any law firms doing this.

In fact, the only law firm I know if asking people to format a Prospectus as a word processing test is Davis Polk (and Tiger is not the only temp agency at Davis Polk. In fact, I don't know many temp agencies who aren't or haven't at one time or another been at Davis Polk).

Maybe this is why Morgan Stanley kicked Tiger out in favor of Bowne and Custom, their temps were created all of these *ucking graphics laden documents.

Having a lot of unnecessary graphics in a document makes the document huge and creates problems when the document is saved to the document management system.

for example, this Know-it-all-Lawyer I was working with once, pasted the same Excel spreadsheet into a Word document as a linked object more than 30 times. The bitch would not listen when I told her that this could create problems, so I left her with her document and told her to get another temp. Help Desk reported that this bitch's document was MEGABYTES big because she had paste-linked the same Excel spreadsheet so many times

Lori Silver called me over to show me how everyone does cascading text with triangle grahics, but she could not do it. She tired and tried to show me how easy it was to do, but she never actually managed to do it.

Also, Ms. Silver claimed that (on their test) the logo of the company should have been inserted as a linked object rather than as a picture.

So, with the linked object logo and the *ucking left and right triangles to do cascading text (and all the other features that Tiger claims are standard), you would end up with a three page Prospectus that could be a very huge document.