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The Job Was Mine, but MySpace Tripped Me Up

Started by Frank · 10 months ago

MySpace isn’t just your space, it’s in outer space. (Well, at least on the internet, if not intergalactic.) And this ad for Tubes does a pretty good job of showing the risks of living your life online. It’s a challenge for employers: Do you look? ... Continue reading »

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  • Doug Haslam

    1 year ago

    Thanks for the link! The Tubes folks certainly do it is an issue - their software allows for private social networks, so you can keep your "fun" content off the public Internet if you choose.

    Doug
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  • Frank Roche

    1 year ago

    Hi Doug, really interesting take. And I really dig your writing...interesting. Tubes is cool....yep, keep your "interesting" stuff offline, or at leat out of sight.
    reply
  • Wally Bock

    1 year ago

    As for "do you check?" I tell clients they definitely should. Your job is to get the best people on board and you should use any reasonable and legal means to check them out.
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  • Frank Roche

    1 year ago

    Wally, thanks. The job is to get great people...I'm not sure if I like companies getting into private matters, but that's just a difference of opinion.
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