Facebook not so fun when bosses, moms lurk
Utilizing Facebook to publish crazy pictures of yourself at a celebration is something you may want to rethink for a number of reasons, a brand-new research tv programs. By Dasha Afanasieva, Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - Posting pictures of yourself plastered at a celebration and speaking trash online with your Facebook friends may be more stress than it's worth now that your supervisor and mom want to see it all. A survey from Edinburgh Business School launched on Monday showed Facebook individuals are anxious that all those self-published sins may be coming house to roost with more than half of employers claiming to have actually made use of Facebook to weed out task prospects. "Facebook used to be like a great party for all your friends where you can dance, drink and flirt," said Ben Marder, author of the report and fellow in marketing at the Business School.
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Posting pictures of yourself plastered at a party and talking trash online with your Facebook friends may be more stress than it's worth now that your boss and mom want to see it all. A survey from Edinburgh Business School released on Monday showed Facebook users are anxious that all those self-published sins may be coming home to roost with more than half of employers claiming to have used Facebook to weed out job candidates.
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