Employers, What DISTURBING Thing Have You Seen On FACEBOOK While Doing A BACKGROUND CHECK?
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2024
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Imagine being falsely accused of something, winning in court, and still having it used against you. That should be a lawsuit.
This is an all to frequent thing. But it gets worse!
So many... I mean soooo many people get initially in trouble (say at a bar or something) and the papers print about it because it's a good story or whatever. Then these people get excused/dismissed/not guilty...
Now the way it SHOULD work, is that newspaper or whatever is supposed to follow through with these things. They should be legally obligated to follow-up with those cases and put something in writing when it's found out to be a case of innocence.
They do not do this. Not often enough at least. So when people Google those names all they see are the initial headlines that 100% never look good. It's bullcrap. You'd think the press would want to fix shit like that. But they don't. The post your name along with a nasty little headline that can follow you forever
@@pandanarkystudios5198 They're in it for the clicks. Corrections don't make people want to click. There's no money in it. That's one of the motives of the "right to be forgotten" that people found so absurd.
On the assumption the employer knows the full name. I was teaching at one school and a vp came up to me bc he couldn't find me on the state Registry for teacher certification under my name. Which I told him, that's bc I go by my middle name and the certification is under my first name (includes middle name, but gotta have 1st name in the search). He was shocked bc he thought the name I went by was my first name. All my students were like "we know, we're trying to figure it out too." after swearing him to secrecy, I typed my name on his search (out of sight from kids) to confirm I did in fact have current license to teach.
I have my Facebook locked down pretty well, takes some time to enable all the security features, but nobody can see anything beyond my profile pic.
I once had a hiring manager ask me for my Facebook password so they could check because they couldn't see anything. I laughed thinking it was a joke, it was not; he didn't get the password and I didn't get the job.
I'm the same. I've got a dark sense of humor. Know some people can't separate a joke and reality. I lock my Facebook to avoid people seeing the memes
It’s immoral and evasive to ask someone for their password. You should have asked him for his password.
@@SB18THagreed. I don't think they are allowed to do that.
Pretty sure in most US states, that's illegal. It's also against the TOS for FB and other social media sites so you can cite that as a reason not to do so.
@@SB18THHe shouldn't be asking for anyone's password at all.
That's invasive as it is creepy.
I was a reception at a screw company. The company was interviewing for the shop and a stream of people came through. The one that got me was the gal that decided to use the restroom. She did not close the door and went on to stink up the area. I tried to close the door and she flipped out.
I've been unemployed for almost two months, I'm 44.
I keep being told, "we'd love to have you, but we don't see any social media, and that's concerning."
It's apparently a bad thing to have it but you're not employable without it...
Tell your potential employer: "I'm simply too busy with attaining employment to be posting to social media." Say it's a waste of your time, anything. It's none of their business. Feel free to ask, Does lack of social media presence omit from employment here?
We have long since entered an era where it can potentially be suspicious to not have social media. But luckily, you don’t have to constantly maintain & update those profiles. You can just create the page & not use it. Later people can use that page to verify that you exist & aren’t some kind of psychopath
My happy little ass uses different names and such when it comes to social media. Less likely to be found
This is why my Facebook is locked
Mine too
> wore XL rubbers bc smaller ones were too tight
I don't think he was putting them on right body part.
The recruiter that went to Forever21: they are valid for not hiring the kid, but physically going to the store is kind of psycho as well??? Who does that
Why i don’t have a Facebook anymore.
Also for the guy in story 17 turning his life around and getting it back on track stay strong, and great job you should be proud of getting out of a system designed to keep you in it.
Nothing here makes me regret not having social media accounts 🧐
I shut mine down a while ago. Much less stress without them. Not every random thought needs to be shared
@@TheRockinDonkeyTrue, although it certainly can be tempting to do so.
Moral of the story, do not live your life on social media, do not post anything that will come against you in the future! When we were younger we had none of it and we had to be taken on face value! I still do not have Facebook, Tik Tok, Snapchat etc, try to find me on social media and nothing…
I was in middle school when MySpace came out, I never even got into that, I always thought it was ridiculous
I have found folk who try to hide their criminal history. One was a guy who worked with a youth group and when we did a background check when they applied for a liquor license for a fund raiser we discovered that he had a conviction for sexual assualt on a minor in Oregon (we were in Colorado). Another was the husband of a lady who was requesting custody of her grand daughter. It turned out that he had served time in prison in Idaho for murder but had never told his current wife, the grandmother. That would have been an interesting conversation. If you have a criminal history, disclose it. It may not have any effect, particularly if you can show that you have turned your life around. I have seen folk who did some really dumb thing when they were young and got amaturity growth spurt later. And, unfortunately, there are some who do stupid stuff all their lives.
I did hiring for a trucking company for a little while and had a guy actually tell me to google him. Yep sealed his fate immediately. Never tell a trucking company to Google you of you were the driver of a tanker that flipped and exploded causing a lit of damage and shutting down a busy section of freeway for a bit for repairs... other fun finds were learning the temp company we used didn't abide by our requirements at all and a lot of guys lost jobs they liked because of the temp company lieing... Such a mess!!!
People are crazy, *especially* on Facebook.
This is exactly why i don't use social media.
When they google me, all people will find is some takeout reviews of me saying how good the food was 👌🏻
Some people have no back ground and i mean no social media no facebook,instagram,Tik Tok etc……. Not even whatsapp and everyone has that shit
Do people still background check on Facebook anymore? When I was finishing college, we were warned that what we posted would affect us. I have never heard of anyone background check via Facebook IRL.
where do u work?
Speaking as a former teacher? It wasn't the employers I worried about. It was parents
Some do. In my experience, it's always local shops and the "we are family" types of workplaces that will do a Facebook "background check" over an actual criminal background check. And in those environments, it's either you have to mesh 100% with whoever is doing that "check", or you're either not getting the job or you're only getting it to be the butt of people's jokes and used as an excuse for why other people won't get picked later. I worked for a coffee shop where the owner tried to do this kinda thing before I took over the hiring of candidates. I explained to him that we are a country that has freedom of speech and freedom of expression, and we are in a right to work state. We can only exclude candidates if they have a felony that conflicts with their desired position (ex. A convicted thief wouldnt be reliable as a cash handler). I got us set up to do proper criminal background checks and things went a lot smoother after that.
I’ve had one job ask about my social media, but this was at a media company and it was just as likely a “could we use his followers to make money?” situation as it could have been a “we need to make sure he’s not saying or doing embarrassing stuff online” situation.
When I had my mechanic shop open, I did a background check on a guy I went to school with. I found an extreme amount of racist and homophobic posts/tweets. I immediately threw his application in the trash and explained to him why he wouldn't be a good fit at my shop. I could tell he wanted to call me a slur but he held it in until he left the building. The bad part is he and I were pretty good friends growing up and seeing those posts and tweets really put a bad taste in my mouth.
a politically correct mechanic? Maybe you can hire an honest politician after you find one of those...
This is one of the reasons why I only put the minimum on Facebook. You never know who will look on Facebook when your applications go to many places
😅So very true... I never put more than memes on FB
Was interviewing a guy for an entry level position in a govt department that required a lot of interaction with the public. He had two convictions for aggravated rape one of which was GBH.
Nope nope.
I didnt know flanders became a gangster
ADJUST. 👏 YOUR. 👏 PRIVACY. 👏 SETTINGS. 👏 ON. 👏 SOCIAL. 👏 MEDIA. 👏
Also, never put your legal name, place of employment or education, or even your city. Especially no photos that might be considered questionable or usable to pin down where you live
@@longshucksgaming That should have been obvious, but some people never understand that.
I think we get it from the video
@@unclericosfootballcamp2854 you'd be surprised
Whats the game in the background
Good luck on finding anything about me on social media. There is nothing linking my public profiles to me
This is why facebook is dead.
Eh, great place to buy stuff, and sell.
I never had a Facebook account and i'm proud of that.
I remember when Facebook became a thing and people urging me to create a FB account because "You can't do without anymore."
SPOILER:
I did just fine 👍🏻
And the best part? When you DO get hired they teach you to use social media conservatively for that reason.
This video really made me realise how garbage tier people who hire employees are.
I love this!
Also, what game is playing?
Tchia, New caledonnian made and based game
Why do the reddit stories not reference the game in the footage?
What game is playing in the background? It looks interesting.
That game in the background looks pretty interesting. Anyone know what game it is?
The game in the background looks pretty interesting. Anyone know what game it is?
What game is this in the background?
What game were you playing in the video?
This not discrimination? Lol
Anyone know what this game is called?
I laughed at the Rhianna story
I need to know what game is being played in this video!
To the 90% of you asking what the game is that's in the background. It's called Tchia (released 2023)
The game being played in the video I beautiful, anyone know what it is?
Story 15, did you get your requested wage?
I don't think it's right to check people's Facebook or Medias. I get why and probably why I didn't get a job for two years, but I didn't do anything stupid or post any b.s, only just asking if anyone was hiring or need someone to help with work that could pay.
17:40 casually assaulting a child dafuq
Story 1 almost sounds like Hswk-Girl!
Story 13: curse words and aggression are not the same as ebonics. Curse words come from standard european english.
Why am I Looking at a Gaming Video? 😢😢😢😢
I'm sorry. Am I the only one that wants to know what game he's playing? Did I miss it?
This is so sad. It just proves how being hired is not at all about your knowledge, references or any merit, people will throw you off just because of your appearance or stupid stuff you post on social media. Like we supposed to be saints who are grateful for being exploited? Complete nonsense. The same people will later complain that people lie about their family/life/political backgrounds on job interviews, like that's not what you're ASKING of them with this entitled god judgemental attitude.
Hence why I don’t have my name on any of my socials. I don’t need you snooping my profile because “what if I don’t like the candidate outside the job?”
Well if you're posting racial slurs or other stuff online. It might be a good reason to not hire people, people are warned Don't post online anything you regret as it isn't going away for precisely this reason.
If common sense and restraint had been shown by the applicants, well, there'd be no video and they'd be working.
@@SudrianTales Exactly. If you wanna post harmless stupid stuff then you can always make your account private or make one under a different name. If the “stupid stuff” is not harmless, then you shouldn’t be posting it in the first place and that is on you.
@mildlymarvelous
Common sense is a rare commodity so seeing a lack of it is probably beneficial for an employer, course the employee should be able to do the same for an employer so they can be scared off
Well, in fairness some of the things on here could have been avoided if people didn't post incriminating evidence on Facebook.
Hence the reason why it's important to realize not to post certain things online. This is an example of shooting yourself in the foot.
3:21 I don't see the problem with hiring the guy.
His obsession with Rihanna is not relevant to his work experience.
He’s a liability- obviously there’s something wrong with him lmao
@@takitaco8210 liability? If he can the job then he's not a liability.
@@petelee2477okay, so let’s say this guy gets hired, and his obsession switches from Rihanna to the receptionist. Or he snaps on someone who tells him he isn’t married to RiRi. There’s underlying mental health issues there that depending on the business, best not be unpacked.
@@petelee2477... Do you not recognize a stalker when you see one or you just being deliberately oblivious ?
@@megyockey5730imagine if you hired a person, and that person steals.
A bunch of lames😂😂
first and you got the best new video
First story sounds like liberal bs
I don’t get why everyone is hating on employers checking Facebook and whatnot. If you live honestly and morally, you have nothing to fear.
So, I should be able to come to your house and snoop through your closet and wardrobe? After all, if you live honestly and morally (according to my arbitrary definition of moral) then you have nothing to fear.
The truth is, you absolutely have something to fear from people who say shit like "you have nothing to fear."
My personal life is none of my boss's business and it's an invasion of privacy for them to snoop into it. If they expect me to represent the company on my off hours, then they can pay me for those hours as well.
@@H3xx99 It isn’t about personal life. It is about character. Besides, your metaphor is flawed. You CHOOSE what to post on social media, with full knowledge that it is a PUBLIC space. A house is a private space. Social media is not. Social media is literally designed for the purpose of showing your life to other people.
@@mildlymarvelous It's still an invasion of privacy, because you do have a reasonable expectation of your boss not stalking you on social media and retaliating against your lifestyle during working hours, and thats exactly what this is.
Morally is subjective tho
@@rubenraymond6131 Exactly, and an Employer has no business enforcing their morality on their employees outside of business hours.
Game name?
I looked it up, it’s called “Tchia”.
hank you i was wondering myself@@Lokian_59