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PrintableMstrustme said: The interesting thing is a few weeks ago I heard about someone being on a job interview and being asked to open their facebook right on the spot in which case your privacy setting are useless
Well, I don't have a Facebook account, so it doesn't matter to me anyway, but if some employer asked to see my Facebook page, I'd tell them it's none of their business.   | |
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I simply don't have a JOB
problem solved 
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728huey said: Mstrustme said:
The interesting thing is a few weeks ago I heard about someone being on a job interview and being asked to open their facebook right on the spot in which case your privacy setting are useless
Well, I don't have a Facebook account, so it doesn't matter to me anyway, but if some employer asked to see my Facebook page, I'd tell them it's none of their business. I'm thinking I would do the same, perhaps in more diplomatic terms, and I'm thinking they would need to respect that. Just like I don't bring my work home, I don't bring home to work. Theoretically speaking, I don't see how pictures from my sons graduation or video from my sisters wedding has anything to do with my job description.  | |
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Mstrustme said: The interesting thing is a few weeks ago I heard about someone being on a job interview and being asked to open their facebook right on the spot in which case your privacy setting are useless
And that would be a job that I wouldn't get because I would refuse that request. It's not that serious for an employer to want to see something on a social network that you are a member of. If you can't decide if I'm the right person for the job based on my qualifications and how I performed on the interview, then I don't need to be working there. I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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missfee said: Mstrustme said: The interesting thing is a few weeks ago I heard about someone being on a job interview and being asked to open their facebook right on the spot in which case your privacy setting are useless
And that would be a job that I wouldn't get because I would refuse that request. It's not that serious for an employer to want to see something on a social network that you are a member of. If you can't decide if I'm the right person for the job based on my qualifications and how I performed on the interview, then I don't need to be working there. 2 accounts people!!! one naughty one nice!!! I swear by it I'd get A++ for my real name one all family values and nice music | |
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