The Newest Way To Screen Job Applicants
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The article discusses how employers are using social media to screen potential job candidates. It notes that employers can view applicants' public social media profiles to learn more about them despite privacy settings. It advises job seekers to monitor their online presence, practice self-censorship of posts, and consider legal issues around unauthorized access of personal information online. The document raises questions about other screening methods employers use and how students can balance sharing online while maintaining professionalism.
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