Do you have good LinkedIn manners? For the most part most people do, but unfortunately, some people do not and it can damage your professional brand and reputation.
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The Importance of Having Good LinkedIn Manners
Why LinkedIn Should Not Be Treated Like a Dating Web Site
I can’t tell you how many messages I receive on LinkedIn every week where men inappropriately comment about my looks or ask me on a date.
Reminder – LinkedIn was
Why You Shouldn’t Feel Bad for Blocking, Deleting or Unfollowing People on Social Media
Unfollow. Delete. Block. Repeat.
Who follows you and who you follow on social media is completely in your hands.
You have total control over who has access to you on
Why You Should Google Yourself and Remove Your Personal Information off TruePeopleSearch
Here’s a true story about why it’s so important to regularly Google yourself.
The other day I Googled myself, which I do monthly to manage my personal brand, and to
Beware of Phony LinkedIn Job Postings and Protect Your Data
It was recently discovered that job postings on LinkedIn aren’t as secure as you might expect.
Anyone with a LinkedIn profile can anonymously create a job posting for nearly any
LinkedIn Don’t: Using The Who Viewed Your Profile Tool as a Reason to Connect
Here’s a LinkedIn don’t for you that recently happened to me for the first time and was one that I personally found creepy. It was someone using the “I saw
Important Dates to Note for the 2021 New York Metro Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Process
No sooner did the 2020 New York Metro Super Lawyers and Rising Stars awards come out than the instructions for the 2021 process were sent to law firms.
I wanted
Why You Must Google Yourself Regularly and Protect Your Online Professional Brand
Whether you like it or not, you are being Googled each day by clients, potential clients, the media, adversaries, referral sources, potential employers, your current employer, recruits, friends, family members, even a potential romantic partner – the list goes on. But most professionals aren’t regularly conducting Google searches on their own names, which is extremely risky in managing your online reputation and professional brand.
The lines between our personal and professional lives are getting blurrier by the day in today’s hyper-connected digital world. As a result, it’s imperative to take cautionary steps to protect your professional reputation and brand, while also embracing social media as a necessary networking, business development and branding tool, especially in today’s environment. Here’s how.
Please Treat Your Employees With Empathy Especially During the Coronavirus
Just a quick reminder for everyone but especially employers to use the utmost care and empathy when having to make hard decisions about layoffs, furloughs and salary cuts.
30 Simple Reminders on How to Succeed in the Workplace
Sometimes we need a reminder of the basics needed to be successful at work especially after being away on vacation or slacking off a bit during the summer.
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