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Absolutely, I know that. The chances are there but the information is available to any prospective employer. In fact, it comes up whenever I apply for work. I could lie, but the chances that my former employer would lie is minimal. The information is part of my work record. Nothing I say anywhere is not already recorded somewhere.
Sad, eh?
wanda
wetcoastwriter -at- me -dot- com
On Feb 28, 2012, at 8:40 AM, Dan Goldstein wrote:
> Congratulations, of course, to the original poster! And to everyone
> else: It's worth remembering that every personal detail you post on
> TECHWR-L is permanently and publicly available to the entire world,
> including future prospective employers.
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