Essential Dos and Don’ts for Thriving in the Digital Age

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Online etiquette is essential for thriving in the digital age. Understanding what you should and should not post online helps maintain a professional image:

  • Knowing how to professionally interact online strengthens your digital presence. Communicating clear information, feedback, and support for others elevates your professional reputation.
  • Regularly engaging with your target audience helps shape their impressions of you. These impressions impact your online image and career development.
  • Positively portraying your company demonstrates your commitment to its growth. Employers look for employees with this dedication.
  • Sharing company content and responding to comments communicate why you enjoy working for the organization. These factors strengthen company culture, employee morale, and attraction and retention rates.

Employers likely will review your online presence when you apply for accounting and finance jobs. Therefore, your image should be polished and aligned with your desired roles. These factors increase the likelihood of being contacted for interviews.

Follow these dos and don’ts for thriving in the digital age.

Dos for Thriving in the Digital Age

Do:

  • Maintain a positive tone.
  • Use emoticons to clarify your tone when appropriate.
  • Show your personality while remaining professional.
  • Communicate good and bad news about your company.
  • Share clear, concise information.
  • Positively respond to comments on your content.
  • Answer others’ questions.
  • Professionally comment on others’ content.
  • Provide constructive feedback and support.
  • Be respectful, even if others’ ideas and perspectives differ from yours.  
  • Proofread your content to ensure grammatical, spelling, and punctuation accuracy.

Don’ts for Thriving in the Digital Age

Don’t:

  • Post content without researching its accuracy.
  • Hide adverse, publicly available information about your company.
  • Communicate to serve only yourself.
  • Share negative comments, especially about your workplace.
  • Ignore comments about your content.
  • Use inappropriate language.
  • Write in all capital letters, which suggests shouting.
  • Overuse abbreviations, which others might not understand.
  • Use discussion boards, forums, or online chat rooms to promote yourself.
  • Believe that your posted information will not go beyond your network.

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