This
blogpost makes me a little worried, because I soon realized that I
don't take many percautions for censoring my facebook posts.
To
be honest, I think my profile page on facebook is almost completely
open which is just asking for some predator or something to come
along. Other than blocking my mom from seeing my pictures (Sorry Ma)
I am fairly open with everything I post. Then again, I'm not that
annoying girl who posts 56 status's a day or uploads hundreds of
selfies. Maybe that doesn't justify anything, but I don't have a
crazy amount of information out there.
Not
censoring my facebook could be so risky for future careers. As of
right now, I plan to go into pharmacy. Yet teaching is always in the
back of my mind and there certainly is some pictures I would NOT want
a future boss or student to see. But
if you step back and think about others, they're absolutely shocking.
From drug use to provocative poses, some people have way worse
profiles than me! If you're using a social network, it's to share
aspects of your private life. And if you're applying for a
high-profile, public-exposed job, then perhaps behaving yourself
outside of work will reflect better on your day job making censoring
important.
In
conclusion, I'm going to start censoring my profile for more than my
mother. Hey, that's kind of a good philosophy. If you wouldn't want
your mother to see it, DO NOT post it.
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