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manpreet 3 years ago
the old adage about HR is not your friend.
They also aren't your enemy (unless you've done something wrong that could hurt the company), so don't treat them like one.
Protecting your privacy by not sharing social media is fine, but withholding reasonable information that could be found on line, just because you don't trust them, doesn't make sense.
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3 years ago
Was given HR forms to fill out before my first day, it included non-mandatory fields such as including your various social href="https://forum.tuteehub.com/tag/media">media (which I'm not filling out) and education.
Would I be shooting myself in the foot by not bothering to fill out a non-mandatory field like my education (school, gpa, degree, etc) they can fish it out of my href="https://forum.tuteehub.com/tag/resume">resume from when I applied. I suppose I may be paranoid of giving HR any more information about me, or making it easily accessible seeing the old adage about HR is not your friend.