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by Greg Cruey on November 5, 2008
CNN published some tips today on what to do (and what not to do) with your social networking profile, and the tips came from Mike Hargis, vice president of customer care at CareerBuilder.com.
It's stuff everyone should know - little things, like "don't bad mouth your current or past employer on a profile that you next potential employer might see." Surely everyone knows that, right? And yet it happens...
Some of the other tips include things you should think about when you make someone your "friend" at a social networking website, whether or not you should join groups on your social network, and more. You can read the whole thing for yourself...
Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Jacob Wackerhausen
It's stuff everyone should know - little things, like "don't bad mouth your current or past employer on a profile that you next potential employer might see." Surely everyone knows that, right? And yet it happens...
Some of the other tips include things you should think about when you make someone your "friend" at a social networking website, whether or not you should join groups on your social network, and more. You can read the whole thing for yourself...
Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Jacob Wackerhausen
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(11/16/08 1:58pm)
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