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Comment on: Blog Post 'Is your Professional and Personal Identity online the same and why?': ng with this ... Ofcourse we could right a blog saying why we should watch what we do in our Private lives because of SM if we have an Online Identity private or otherwise ...…; Added by Paul Alfred at 10:31am on November 12, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'Is your Professional and Personal Identity online the same and why?': olks in the same location because they didn't and still don't broadcast ,in any media pictures and long descriptions about how drunk they got last night. If you went dragging into the office with a world class hangover, you didn't put pictures of the scene of the crime on the company bulletin board or regale all your co workers with the story of how you got blasted, took off your clothes and climbed into the fountain in front of the public library. It was just common sense that somebody would think you were an idiot or you would be asked not to discuss your private life at work. Social media doesn't make the difference. We don't have to watch what we do in our private lives just have enough sense not to post it on the net. Just like we didn't post our escapades on the company bulletin board. One's online identity is created by what we choose to put out there or allow our friends to put out there. I know folks who do some really crazy shit. They just don't have a burning desire to flop it out to the world any more than they would yuck it up about it at church. Think of it this way, when you were in high school did you post pictures in the teacher's lounge or principal's office that you cheated on a chemistry test or got loaded and painted the grafetti on the side of the building or tell your parent's best friends that you lied about where you went last night. So the same reasoning applies with Social Media. Do what you want to do. If it is something you do not want the world to know for any reason just don't broadcast it. Private means not public. Anything that is made public is no longer private ergo if the internet is a public venue there can be no expectation of putting your private life in a public venue then screaming because somebody violated your right to privacy if they saw it and took offense. You in fact abdicated your own right to privacy. If somebody else posts your private business without your permission you have a right to scream and get it taken down immediately or sue the hell out of them. You have my permission to party it up all you want to. Just don't tell me about it. If you need to talk about it world wide, your suggestion of using another identity is very valid. If you don't use your picture for the screen name "party animal" you will never know if my anonymous screen name "voyeur bitch" was one of your connections...and neither of us could talk about it without revealing our "private" lives. :)…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 1:21pm on November 12, 2010

Comment on: Group 'Facebook Corporate Recruiters Network': yer -- not that I really have anything to be ashamed of, but I know I wouldn't want my future boss to see my drunken party pics, even though we all have them.…; Added by Simon Yates to Facebook Corporate Recruiters Network at 1:09pm on October 11, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'TWEET CHATS AND PLAYIN' THE DOZENS': uch easier to get a private chat room or start a comment thread, where people can actually follow a conversation. I tired of it quickly and adopted the opinion that tweet chats are good for one thing.... party and holla with your friends.…; Added by Karla Porter at 1:23pm on March 28, 2011

Blog Post: Office Holiday Party Poopers: Don’t Do This At The Office Holiday Party

Holiday Party Poopers

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Lisa Collins, JD SPHR

www.theCubicleCoach.com

#1 Don't…; Added by Lisa Collins at 8:49pm on December 6, 2009

Blog Post: Recruiters Beware - Are exclusive agreements really exclusive?: Oh the wonderful land of agreements between clients and recruiters...I am not sure the yellow brick road is…; Added by Lisa Switzer at 2:19pm on September 30, 2010

Blog Post: Government Worker Benefits vs. Private Worker Benefits: It’s not expected that benefits should be equal with every opportunity or position out there but is it possible that the benefits offered for government positions are better than private…; Added by Jason Monastra at 2:01pm on March 8, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Is your Professional and Personal Identity online the same and why?': e always been a little surprised that people will put stuff and pics on their facebook or myspace or whatever pages that they would not talk about to anyone but their closest friends and family. Perhaps it originates with the often private way it is posted; ie sitting in one's PJ's at home alone, logged on appears to give peeps the feeling that what they post for friends to see is somehow more private. As to the specific example you gave, the fact that this is an advertising firm put a bit different light on it than perhpas would happen in other industries. Think about it. Someone who has a background in advertising as a creative director who would not be more atuned to what was out there would be to me more of red flag than perhaps someone who was not in the advertising sector. It has been my observation that right or wrong, many companies take the attitude that if their employees are doing things after work that reflect badly on the company it becomes company business to some extent. For instance, an employee of your company gets busted for selling drugs, your clients start asking you about it. Do you take the attitude that it's his private life or do you let him know in uncertain terms that his "private life" is not acceptable. Yes, we are talking about illegal stuff here so is that different. Your employee is a party animal, he's doing fine at work but several clients mention that they have seen him out in the joints sloppy drunk, making an ass out of himself and he's got pics all over facebook of his happy self drunk as a skunk. Now that he has made it public that his private behavior is pretty obnoxious, do you get involved, does it impact your business rep? My take: illegal activity, you are out of here. Messy obnoxious stuff, Ok kid, i don't care what you do when you walk out the door but if it goes public anymore you can take your rep somewhere else where the company is not associated. If that is the way it is after hire, should it be the same before hire?…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 3:57pm on November 11, 2010

Blog Post: 4 Ways To Effectively Use Social Media To Screen Candidates: Let me guess. You already are using social media to screen candidates. And you…; Added by Paul Petrone at 2:26pm on April 17, 2014

Comment on: Group 'The Medical and Health Care / Healthcare Recruiters Group': recruiter/ placement coord. & as a medical afairs coordinator and senior consultant for physician recruitment and retntion. Is there any interest in anyone knowning how we attract, recruit, manage and retention knowledge-based local/ regional/ national & international health care professionals from a Canadian point of view? My sub specialty has been developing HR/ talent management strategies in mainly rural health care areas in acute care, primary care, long term care and community care. Looking forward to your feedback. Cheers Mike…; Added by Mike Lavoie to The Medical and Health Care / Healthcare Recruiters Group at 10:02am on March 21, 2008