Unless you gave out your real identity on it, there's no reason to assume they'd go out of their way to find out. I'm more referring to people on Twitter (for example) simply being themselves as opposed to trying to "represent what the business stands for" (whether it's discussing their political views, following adult accounts, and so on).
Who would want to work for puritans anyway, or use failbook to begin with?
That makes sense. Thank you.
Not everyone has much of a choice with that first one.
Indeed, there looks to be a pretty severe moral panic going on. One more reason not to use failbook or twatter!
No, I've watched several people get fired for sharing shit on social media that they shouldn't. It's easy enough to manage your public profile so that looky-loos can't just sift through it, and you should anyways, no random fuckhead should be able to look you up and know what you were up to yesterday or a week ago.
I prefer not having facebook at all!
That feeling when your sex life and politics matter more to employers than your work history and education.
Plus it's a spying tool for advertizers and your boss