Washington Post -
24 Jul 2015 23:36
The phone is ringing, and they already know that whoever is calling is feeling suspicious."This is Kelly," the intern answers in a soothing voice. In her three days on the job, she's learned that she'll be listening to people's problems every time she answers the phone at Trustify -- a D.C.-based start-up that uses an app to connect customers to low-cost private investigators.
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