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For a number of years now, users on Twitter have been using "threads", which are basically a chain of consecutive tweets, used to tell a story or expand a train of thought. Each tweet after the first is a reply to the last. You can now build on your first tweet via the plus button, then publish the entire thread when done. Someone sent me a link to this old article from Manila Standard Today about me recent article on call center jobs in the Philippines. The article mentioned that only around 3 out of 100 fresh graduates in the country are hired by call centers. The survey must have been done in 2005, where only 11,526 applicants or 2.89 percent of the total 400,000 new graduates are accepted in BPO companies and call centers. However, the 3% mentioned here seemed misleading since there's no way all those 400,000 college graduates applied in a call center. That means the passing rate is not actually 3% which I think is really very low. Read more in our articles including "It's now easier to make threads on Twitter" and "Only 3 of every 100 graduates pass Call Center jobs".