This is how Justin Timberlake Won Over Jessica BielJess Bolluyt More Articles 14 July 2015 The majority of Web users have accounts on a wide spectrum of social networks. Twitter, right? Obviously. Instagram, right? Accordingly. LinkedIn, right? Completely. Facebook, then? Possibly. Pinterest Google+ Tumblr Snapchat YouTube OkCupid Match etc.: there is no lack of options in places where you can express your thoughts by uploading your pictures and finding dates. Every each each of these services allows you to create a profile that will portray you to others. How do you know your profile tells you positive or bad stuff about yourself? 2/2.404 2/2.404 Source:
1. Newsroom.fb.com Not considering that you should make your profile private Not every profile on social media is one that you want everyone to see. You should not neglect to consider that your profiles should be set to private in order to ensure that your details can only be accessed by friends you accept, rather than being left open to employers or prospects. 2/2.405 2/2.405 Source:
to Twitter.com3. Using an unprofessional profile picture
When you use your full name instead of an alternate username on a profile of your choosing or a social network policy, then it is not one where you can use an unprofessional photo as your profile photograph. Think about it this way: If your manager and colleagues can locate a profile quickly by looking for your name or email address then you want to make sure they won t be shocked by what they see. You can pick a tame profile photo and share photos that are t default-worthy within the profile if you set the profile to private. Just note that nothing that you share online is really private so think twice about posting unprofessional content on any profile associated with your real name. 2/2.407
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4. Whether you are talking about a profile on an online dating service or one on a career-centered platform like LinkedIn, choosing an old or unflattering photo
Old or poor images is a mistake. You shouldn’t share a photo from five years ago or ten pounds ago and you just shouldn’t post a selfie with a grainy mobile phone. If it’s a resume, the boss may see something professional sticking with it. If you pick a simple and recent photo of you doing something fun for a dating profile, but not so fun that the memory of the photo taken is foggy. 2/2.408 Source:
5.Instagram.com. Allowing your friends and their actions to reflect poorly on you
When you allow your friends to share posts and comments on your profile would reflect on your activity. You’re likely to be judged by viewers including prospective employers by the comments your friends make on your pictures or the messages they post on your profile. So make sure your friends don’t post any negative material. If you need to, you can trigger settings that will allow you to approve any comments or posts before they appear on your profile. 2/2.409 Source:
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7, telling too much or too little. Using bad iPhone 6s grammar and spelling: Should Apple find it thicker rather than thinner?3. Using an unprofessional profile picture
When you use your full name instead of an alternate username on a profile of your choosing or a social network policy, then it is not one where you can use an unprofessional photo as your profile photograph. Think about it this way: If your manager and colleagues can locate a profile quickly by looking for your name or email address then you want to make sure they won t be shocked by what they see. You can pick a tame profile photo and share photos that are t default-worthy within the profile if you set the profile to private. Just note that nothing that you share online is really private so think twice about posting unprofessional content on any profile associated with your real name. 2/2.407
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4. Whether you are talking about a profile on an online dating service or one on a career-centered platform like LinkedIn, choosing an old or unflattering photo
Old or poor images is a mistake. You shouldn’t share a photo from five years ago or ten pounds ago and you just shouldn’t post a selfie with a grainy mobile phone. If it’s a resume, the boss may see something professional sticking with it. If you pick a simple and recent photo of you doing something fun for a dating profile, but not so fun that the memory of the photo taken is foggy. 2/2.408 Source:
5.Instagram.com. Allowing your friends and their actions to reflect poorly on you
When you allow your friends to share posts and comments on your profile would reflect on your activity. You’re likely to be judged by viewers including prospective employers by the comments your friends make on your pictures or the messages they post on your profile. So make sure your friends don’t post any negative material. If you need to, you can trigger settings that will allow you to approve any comments or posts before they appear on your profile. 2/2.409 Source:
6, Okcupid.com. In an online dating profile
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