Too many tweetsmight make a…

T%@T?

@TfLOfficial Thanks a lot for making me late AGAIN. What century are we living in?

#tfl #london #angry

Ever been tempted to send something like that on Twitter?

I have.

Twitter has given consumers a whole new way to be heard…

…but is it affecting the company you work for?

Let me explain.

Professional meets

Personal

Everything I post…

…is representing my employer

Disclaimers?

IRRELEVANT.

What is said, is said

Would you want to work with someone whoshared a sexist joke?

(With a disclaimer)

The solution?

There are 2

1. Keep the personal and professional separate

2. Never mess up

(good luck)

(if you wouldn’t say it to your boss,don’t tweet it)

If you’ve ever associated yourself with your company on social media…

You are an ambassador.

•Don’t complain about the sticky carpet at your cinema

•Don’t share pointless celeb pictures

•Don’t be offensive (to anybody)

•Don’t talk about what you had for lunch (snore)

•Do share engaging, relevant content

In other words – BE INTERESTING!

And act like the PROFFESIONAL ADULT you are