How to Lose Your Job on Facebook

WARNING: Some might find the language used in the graphic offensive. It is, however, an actual Facebook message.

Jack Schofield,  the computer editor of The Guardian (a UK newspaper, online and off), sent out a Twitter message linking to the graphic file below.

It's a real Facebook status message posted by a young woman -- and her supervisor's response.

I don't think I need to comment further. You?

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