I reckon that that’s a pretty fair sort of a comment mate!

It’s only the experience that comes when we have a few years under our belt that helps us to see things like this. The trouble is, putting old heads on young bodies can be a difficult task..

Cheers

An interesting post about a topic that should possibly be covered in the school curriculum now-a-days. I worry about the younger generation who are just entering or on the verge of entering the job market. They don’t seem to realize that a lot of prospective employers are starting to check the online presence of potential hires. In their exuberance to socialize online, some of the younger set tend to post photos and videos that my generation would have left hidden in the bottom of a bureau drawer. Not that I’m a prude, far from it, but somethings are better shared only with a select few and not the whole internet. Similarly, they make comments online that are frequently better left unsaid in public and I don’t necessarily mean for the sake of political correctness. I’d be the last one to promote PC. They just don’t seem to realize that some of this material may come back to haunt them in the future and may have an impact on their careers.

However, that’s just my two cents worth.

Don

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