Proper Netiquette= Hirability. That is as simple as it gets.
Sharing things that are inappropriate, politically charged, or rude are sure-fire
ways to get turned away by employers. It’s important to maintain a social media
presence in our field however, to show potential employers that we are
comfortable using it. Many of the jobs available to our class in the future may
be helping maintain the social media presence for a company. Going too far in
the other direction, and having too much of a presence can seem spammy to
others and should be avoided. Like all good things, social media is best in
moderation and moderated. Don’t say things online that you would say in front
of your mother.
I'm a proud future cat lady, currently Mother of 2 four-legged beasts. A year working at Wal-mart convinced me that I'd like to never work in retail again, so I went back to school at age 20. I once listened to the same 2 minute song on repeat for 12 hrs, and I focus on silly things very easily. Ask me about the ecological effect of outdoor cats or how to meal prep on a tight budget and I'll talk for hours. I like to grab furniture off of the curb on garbage days and restore it. If you eat a whole bag of dutch crunch salt and vinegar chips in one sitting your tongue will peel. I used to live in a basement and found 38 spiders in less than 30 minutes along one wall. I live to eat and my boyfriend and I often go on vacations to just eat good food. If I'm missing in class this semester assume I'm out sick because I destroyed my stomach with good food.
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