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Hi /r/jobs,

On my last day of contract consulting temp work with a small business, with major projects complete and taking a day to wrap things up, I was on a game chatting, not playing, with friends in an incognito tab. (Yes, this is an extraordinarily stupid/arrogant thing to do on a work computer.) My boss walked into the office and asked me what I was working on.  I closed the game and chat immediately and my boss asked me to open it back up again, saying it looked like code and that she could be held legally responsible for anything I was doing.  I admit that I was slacking off and that I was just chatting, but refused to reopen anything.  (I did not want my conversations looked at.)  I was sent home, so I cleared my desk of my things, returned my access card to the building, and left.

Of course, my former employer can find out what I was looking at by checking logs and such.  Legally, as I have researched, employers can of course monitor and act upon computer usage of employees.  While I completed major assignments on time, I certainly have no grounds to fight lost productivity if I am pursued for that, I was certainly not doing anything that could legally jeopardize my former employer or the company.

The reason I am so worried is that I will be starting a new permanent full-time position with the government soon (where I will certainly will have plenty of work to keep busy and will not be allowed to slack off, don't worry >_>) and my former employers may be contacted as part of the background checks.  Again, I'm definitely an idiot and in the wrong here, but is there a shitstorm brewing for me or am I overreacting?
<bot>: Caught chatting with friends on work computer on last day of contract consultant temp job, refused to show boss chat, dismissed, forecast of shitstorm?