I didn’t even do an interview

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You presume these circumstances will last forever

so what "me me me" just respect anonymity sicko

yes, you should ALWAYS hide your identity online

i don't care how safe you feel

let us feel safe together

Meh

Face pics aren’t really anything personal

I don’t have social media

I work in tech, and the first thing any HR person does when you are in the top 10 candidates for a position is they check your online profile

My Instagram is private and I don’t have anything else

I don’t even post anything on my insta

I don’t have Facebook

my facebook is normie tier, I like dogs and science podcasts

I don’t have Twitter

your future is all planned out i see, i was like that too at 17

but really it turned out a bit different

@You feel safe with an account I wish

Mhm

well, that's another red flag,
if a cop pulls you over and asks you for ID and you tell him you don't have any, that's a red flag too

I do have ID tho

Ohhhh

Implying private corps don't already access drivers license and CCTV picture databases

I see what you mean

if an HR person searches for you online and you have nothing, they'll wonder, either he's a shut-in or something's up

you don't know how craycray antifa will get next year

it's the same with credit cards

You can drink on the job

Sweet

So many old people at this job

But they’re all nice

@Rody Le Cid I could just say I’m personally opposed to social media

https://mobile.twitter.com/naval/status/1225340656375099392

when you apply for a credit card, at first they will give you a low credit limit.
You need to buy things with your credit card even in the begining, and pay it all back on time to build up a credit score

That’s good to know

I’ll need to build mine

Can I build it up at 17?

Or is that harder

those numbers are based on this expert