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> Her first post in this thread included her *current* salary
> and job description. Her second post discussed a job from the 90's.
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No, it didn't.
> In general, posting your job description is beneficial. But
> statements like, "I sit here doing the work of a senior
> technical writer and getting paid for the next level down,"
> followed by the company name, might not be the best thing to
> have posted permanently on the Web.
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I think such comments about an individual's perhaps revealing too much are
best made privately, principally because making reference to them in this
way only exacerbates any problem with the original comments by drawing
attention to them.
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