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There are plenty of ways to take a hammer to your employment prospects on Facebook. You could
allegedly post homophobic slurs
when you work for a liberal town government or
post that parents are "retarded"
when you are a teacher. You could also show
pictures and attitudes that scare off recruiters
or hiring managers. And yet, Facebook increasingly could be a career friend — if you know how to make it work for you.
Marvin E. Smith 