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That's mind boggling. I wonder if you can just create a second Facebook page and use that. Would Facebook really fire an employee for using a work Facebook? And

• ascendingPig 9y ago
  When I worked at Facebook, an intern had never had a profile before. She made one for work, and kept commenting that she was the only person who was seeing the features Facebook advertises heavily to the low-friendcount users. She doesn't seem to have used it since leaving.
• userbinator 9y ago
  And what if you didn't use Facebook in the first place? That's even more mind boggling. Why would someone who didn't use Facebook want to work for them, much less get hired without creating an account sometime before that? These days, it seems that if you don't use Facebook you probably have a strong opinion not to, and are unlikely to even consider working for them.
  • dsacco 9y ago
    I don't use a Facebook profile, but it's not because I have a strong opinion about Facebook. It's just that nothing about its core product particularly appeals to me. But I also don't find anything about it morally repugnant, and I respect that many people really enjoy using it. I even respect that many other people don't enjoy it at all (and even find it repulsive), though they may be fatiguingly militant at times. However, I'd probably work at Facebook. I respect and admire Facebook's overall security organization more than just about any other large tech company except Google, Apple or Microsoft. I haven't actually looked for employment there, but I've heard it's nice, and there are probably really interesting roles available for cryptography research and engineering.