This is a timely article for job candidates who want to handle the Facebook privacy issue with diplomacy. It originally appeared in The Ladders. Tweet
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The “SEND” Button is Your Enemy!
When sending an email “Thank You” note after an interview, the send button is your ENEMY. We all send emails to our friends and colleagues for the most part with impunity. Spelling and grammar are unimportant. Abbreviations like “ur” instead of … Continue reading
How to Spot Innovative Hires
We are always being asked the best way to discern the right candidate from the rest of the pack. Each hiring manager tends to have their favorite questions or interviewing styles. We found this article, which ran recently on Inc.com, … Continue reading
Repost: How Embarrassing/Job-Threatening Facebook Photos Are Part Of Your Job Application
Kashmir Hill published an article about the importance of privacy settings on social media websites in an article titled “How Embarassing/Job-Threatening Facebook Photos Are Part Of Your Job Application“. The article is reposted below: Last week, the Federal Trade Commission … Continue reading