Rest is fine

fortuneSBAn article about career-coaching company Career By Choice ("Roman Payday," June) contained the following errors: The company is three years old, not two; its 2008 revenue was 56,000 euros, not 70,000 euros; client Brian Rothbart launched a lecture DVD, not an online lecture series; and client Tony Piccolo works in information management at the U.N., not in information services, and is not organizing a conference on biofuels. FSB regrets the errors.

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This entry was written by Craig Silverman, posted on June 24, 2009 at 8:00 am, filed under Magazines and tagged , . Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.
  • Some additional corrections that were made to the online version of the article but were not caught before the print version went to press:

    - Megan Fitzgerald moved to London in 2004 not 2006
    - Megan Fitzgerald put a "condom pin" not a "condom" on Brad Pitt
    - In Al Ain they block all VOIP programs, not ban skype.
    - Roberta Zelari does not want to start her own virtual HR practice. She is an cross- cultural hr professional and has no aspirations to become an entrepreneur.
    - Jason Pitelli started work with Megan Fitzgerald in 2006 not 2007.
    - A to-do list of 20 items long is not sent everyday to clients Brian Rothbart and Linda Penzabene. That particular comment was made in reference to the week before the book release when all parties were working to prepare for the book launch.
  • Wow, that was a seriously flawed story. The Brad Pitt mistake is particularly surprising.
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