Myspace

[ChunksJR]

I'll pile on too!

myspace.com/ciccogrande, btw.

Let me also say, that all this comes off the public domain when I deploy.

 

[skim]

nice hookah

 

[MasterBates]

And if you can find Chunks, you can find me.

 

[skim]

and if you find masterbates, you can find me.

 

[ChunksJR]

and if you find masterbates, you can find me.

We can find you masterbates?

 

[Son of a Grunt]

The only pics that I have are of my Eagle Project and USMC Stuff.

 

[MasterBates]

Note you can find my name, but not my action.

I told you to erase those pics Chunks.

 

[skim]

We can find you masterbates?

I found him through his puma pics..If you find him, im with the goat.

 

[HeloBubba]

MySpace is seen as a tool for high-schoolers. Use of it connotates immaturity (not saying that it is right or wrong, but the court of public opinion can be a bitch).

Also, As an officer, you would want to avoid anything that might undermine your authority. The TMI that ends up on MySpace pages can do irreparable damage.

 

[ChunksJR]

Also, As an officer, you would want to avoid anything that might undermine your authority. The TMI that ends up on MySpace pages can do irreparable damage.

Not going to argue...but I provide TMI for those that look for TMI...I have no skeletons and am proud of a lot of the "reconnections" that I've had via MySpace and Facebook...both personal AND professional. Agree to disagree.

 

[skim]

Tmi?

 

[HeloBubba]

Tmi?

Too Much Information

 

[BACONATOR]

Too Much Information

Using acronyms such as "TMI" can be seen as highschool-ish. :icon_wink

Just set your profile to "private" and you're golden. All the person can see is a thumbnail with you name, age and location. Until you add them they can't see anything and/or use jack shit against you.

 

[FlyMikeFly]

I didn't find anything answering this directly by searching. Do recruiters normally look at applicant's/candidate's Myspace profiles?

Yes, they most certainly can check out your MySpace, or anything else you decide to put into the public domain. They are well within their right to do that.

 

[skim]

dont use your standard email. We created one that is no longer used and was not intended to be used. It no longer works. For your data like your name and such, put what ever you want when you create an account. Your screen name can be whatever too. You can enter in my name and email and it will not pop on the search function. You can probably still find us, but you would have to dig for it. After that, set it on private so if your are found, nothing is seen anyways.