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Don't Let Social Media Give You a Bad Hangover, Says Leading Recruiter
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| Guest post by: Keith Ferrazzi |
Article Overview: Star headhunter and author of Work It! How to Get Ahead, Save Your Ass and Land a Job in Any Economy! Allison Hemming recently walked Relationship Masters Academy members through the steps to make their brand scream "hire me!" Chief among her advice was to pay attention to what you communicate through social media. Here's her top six rules to avoid a bad social media hangover.
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Don't Let Social Media Give You a Bad Hangover, Says Leading Recruiter
Star headhunter and author of Work It! How to Get Ahead, Save Your Ass and Land a Job in Any Economy! Allison Hemming recently walked Relationship Masters Academy members through the steps to make their brand scream "hire me!" Chief among her advice was to pay attention to what you communicate through social media. Here's her top six rules to avoid a bad social media hangover.
1. Online Reputation Management is your responsibility, so learn the rules.
2. Nab your handles and domains, ideally with your real name for transparency, professionalism, and clarity.
3. Decide which social network you will use for friends and which you will use for professional purposes, and stick to it.
4. Think before you tweet or status update: If your client, CEO, or potential HR rep would be mortified, dial it back.
5. Most companies do background checks and delve deep into social networks to dig up dirt. Set your privacy rules accordingly.
6. If you feel like you need an outlet, use a handle other than the name you use for professional purposes.
Do you have a social media horror story to share? Head to the blog!
Warmest,
Keith
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About the Author: Keith Ferrazzi RSS for Keith's articles - Visit Keith's website Widely hailed as one of the world’s most “connected” people, Keith Ferrazzi is the author of Never Eat Alone, the international bestselling book about building relationships for success. Ferrazzi is also an acclaimed speaker and CEO of Ferrazzi Greenlight, a consulting and professional development firm that helps organizations drive growth through relationships. Earlier in his career, he was chief marketing officer at Deloitte Consulting and the youngest to be tapped for partner in the firm's history. Then, upon joining Starwood Hotels and Resorts, Ferrazzi was the youngest CMO in the Fortune 500. He also served as CEO of YaYa Media before founding Ferrazzi Greenlight. Click here to visit Keith's website TED Being Lucky Tip of the week Its never too early to start connecting QA Dealing with an antiNeverEatAlone workplace Dont Let Social Media Give You a Bad Hangover Says Leading Recruiter Surface chats at Bschool |
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