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>6. Don’t post correspondence of any private discussions with your boss on the Web Priceless.

• slantyyz 17y ago
  I'm no big fan of Calacanis, but broadcasting a private discussion with your soon to be former employer isn't necessarily going to work in your favor the next time you're looking for work. When I recruit people, I do the standard Google, Facebook, Linked In, and Twitter searches. If a candidate had no problems revealing information about his/her previous employer, whether justified or not, I'd be wondering about what else that person would be willing to reveal. There's a permanence to publishing this kind of information on the Interwebs, and it's not always going to work in your favor unless you're at the rock-star level of talent.
  • hga 17y ago
    Revealing the information that he's a jerk is not quite what is normally meant by "revealing information" and I'm sure many will say the employee did a public service. As for what you find in those searches, if you're not a jerk what do you have to fear?