While looking for a job in the future, we should be careful in posting activity into account various social media, including Facebook. Especially if you want to upload the photos is madness that we at a party.
Indeed, we can set who can see the post on our facebook account. However, a variety of information that we deliver in your Facebook account could be a boomerang, since we do not know anyone who can access it.
CBS, as reported by the College Cures, Sunday (14/10/2012) writes, the company often open Facebook profiles of employees or prospective employees. In this way, they can get a variety of personal information about us and can form an opinion about what type of workers like us.
It may be that someone has a perfect GPA and excellent working ability. However, some photos and status post inappropriate content will be able to create a user looked at other resumes.
Or, it could be too, one does not have photos of "strange", photos of illegal activity or other dangerous things. However, the opinion of the prospective user will be formed so quickly. One user claimed, a strong candidate for the position being vacant in the company does have a clean Facebook account. However, people are still not getting the position in question, because the profile does not show he has the "quality of the CEO".
Well, we should be able to resist the urge to post the madness of youth on Facebook, no matter how strong it is. Here are some things that can guide you.
- Do not post a photo if we feel so embarrassed by the photo, and we do not want anyone in the world to see. Always play it safe.
- Set who can see our pictures when uploading photos. Make sure we also upload photographs positive, like memories of fun between us and close friends.
- Remove all link (tag) of the unpleasant pictures uploaded our friends. If necessary, we can ask a friend to delete the photo. Of course we need to ask him nicely and ask the obvious reasons.
- If you have a blog, you can use it to show that we have the ability to write. In fact, many professors encourage students to have a blog as a place to practice writing, especially for those who pursue a career in journalism. (RFA)
Indeed, we can set who can see the post on our facebook account. However, a variety of information that we deliver in your Facebook account could be a boomerang, since we do not know anyone who can access it.
CBS, as reported by the College Cures, Sunday (14/10/2012) writes, the company often open Facebook profiles of employees or prospective employees. In this way, they can get a variety of personal information about us and can form an opinion about what type of workers like us.
It may be that someone has a perfect GPA and excellent working ability. However, some photos and status post inappropriate content will be able to create a user looked at other resumes.
Or, it could be too, one does not have photos of "strange", photos of illegal activity or other dangerous things. However, the opinion of the prospective user will be formed so quickly. One user claimed, a strong candidate for the position being vacant in the company does have a clean Facebook account. However, people are still not getting the position in question, because the profile does not show he has the "quality of the CEO".
Well, we should be able to resist the urge to post the madness of youth on Facebook, no matter how strong it is. Here are some things that can guide you.
- Do not post a photo if we feel so embarrassed by the photo, and we do not want anyone in the world to see. Always play it safe.
- Set who can see our pictures when uploading photos. Make sure we also upload photographs positive, like memories of fun between us and close friends.
- Remove all link (tag) of the unpleasant pictures uploaded our friends. If necessary, we can ask a friend to delete the photo. Of course we need to ask him nicely and ask the obvious reasons.
- If you have a blog, you can use it to show that we have the ability to write. In fact, many professors encourage students to have a blog as a place to practice writing, especially for those who pursue a career in journalism. (RFA)

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