What is appropriate to share? What is not?
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This post made me laugh! Thank you, much needed during the last week of courses. In terms of sharing, I do believe you can share too much on social media. That is why I think it is beneficial to keep one account for personal interaction and one for professional. Best of luck with your future work!
ReplyDeleteI agree with TeachMusicTravel, it does seem important to have personal and professional accounts. I am working on connecting some of the items from this semester into my professional account with my name on it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the previous two comments suggesting the use of both personal and professional accounts. I typically use LinkedIn professionally, while any other account I have is personal and protected by privacy settings. Beyond having personal accounts, I suspect some folks have anonymous accounts to facilitate communication they don't necessarily want under their own name.
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