If your current employer sees this, it may negatively impact your experience at work. The top results on the page will make the first impression.Īvoid writing publicly about your job search unless it can be public. If you can Google a company, they can Google you. Even if your current employer does not see it, others who do may make an impression of you by these comments. These things have a strange way of haunting you. Avoid posting negative comments, especially about employers, coworkers, and supervisors. Share an accomplishment from class or your internship.
Tell people in your networks about appropriate good news. For example, on Facebook, you may keep a clean Profile, but if a friend tags an inappropriate picture of you, it will be linked to your account. Maintain an awareness of what others are saying and posting about you. If you can’t say good things about a connection or vice versa, it might be wise to steer clear of a virtual connection. By connecting with someone online, you are, in some way, endorsing them. Taking an interesting class? Tell people about it.īe cautious when connecting with people without a reason or with those whom you don’t know. If you are connected to someone, they will be able to share your information with others.
Friends, friends of friends, and people in your networks may have access to this. Keep in mind that whatever you post (pictures, videos, status updates, tweets, links, etc.) will be public.
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