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Is it normal to live your private life in accordance to what a future hypothetical employer might think ? EDIT: private should be replaced with personal, as op
by rakoo 7y ago
Is it normal to live your private life in accordance to what a future hypothetical employer might think ?
EDIT: private should be replaced with personal, as opposed to work
- quotemstr 7y agoIsn't the OP's point that people shouldn't live their private lives in public?
- rakoo 7y agoI used the wrong word: I meant "personal life" as opposition to "work life". I don't think personal life should be done in private.
- ardy42 7y ago> Is it normal to live your private life in accordance to what a future hypothetical employer might think ? Increasingly so. That's one of the many reasons for my minimal presence on social media. However, it's an entirely different question if its right to be put in the position of feeling you need to do that. I think there probably needs to be some adjustment to the legal situation to encourage employers to mind their own business.
- cj 7y ago> Is it normal to live your private life I think the OP’s point is that your “private life” was never really private to begin with.
- clSTophEjUdRanu 7y agoIn what universe are public tweets your private life?
- CommieBobDole 7y agoI don't really know. Are you asking if it's right, or if it's normal? It's probably not right, but it's probably normal. My personal opinion is you should probably control the information you give other people about yourself; information is power, and lots of people aren't very nice or are dangerously incompetent, and it seems like a bad idea to give them more leverage over you.
- dylan604 7y agoIf you live in a country that assigns points to how good of a citizen you are where this point system determines if you get credit, or housing, or a job, then yes, this is normal.