Rollonfridayhttp://www.rollonfriday.com/story925.htm reports:
Shanaz's letter is attached.A summer student who left Edinburgh firm Anderson Strathern after only two weeks has written a top quality list of her grievances and scanned it to half the firm (including about 15 partners and the chairman).
You can read it here. The student, Shanaz, complains that the office is a morgue which would "make any angst-ridden teenager cut their wrists". Apparently the problem is that everyone spends their time working and the office is so quiet "you don't want to eat your crisps in case other people can hear". The solution is for everyone to "just stop, kick back and chillax for a minute".
Warming to her theme, she suggests that opiates be pumped through the ventilation system or that staff be given happy cakes. And for some bizarre reason we're told that "Superman would have quit ages ago if he didn't rescue a grateful kid or hottie from time to time".
Shanaz has become an Edinburgh institution, and has even added to the city's legal lexicon (as in "The deal has to sign tomorrow? Chillax!)".
Andersen Strathern confirmed that it has a progressive policy on the eating of crisps at desks. A spokesman told us "anything less crunchy than McCoy's are fine".