Will you like Baldoria? Take a look at the suggestions with experts on what to share to avoid being misunderstood!
For many carnival it has started. And the joy is justified. The expectation of fun and bardoria for those who enjoy the date is certain. At this moment, it shows that you are happy, having fun with friends, traveling or celebrating the carnival in the blocks around the city is almost impossible not to do in moments of social networks. There are those who are more reserved and do not publish much, but there are those who like to record all the details. The problem is when it affects the professional image. By the way, can it really influence?
Keeping an eye on your image
Social Network experts warn that you have to be careful of posts during the Baldoria days in order not to damage your image, especially at work. Jussara Sanches, an expert in positioning of the digital authority, explains that what publishes on social networks is part of your reputation, especially in the digital world, where everything is public and permanent.
“Today, more than ever, social networks are an extension of your professional image. What I share says a lot about your values, behaviors and world viewing, and this affects how you are perceived in the labor market. Companies and customers are looking for professionals who are consistent, ethical and aligned with their principles”, recommends.
Yes, some companies are watching
Sophia Marins, director of communication and marketing of Yourclub, partner of Social Network Connect Publi, underlines that during this party period, many companies follow what their employees are publishing. “The limit between personal life and the professional image has been faster with social networks. At Carnival, it is important to remember that even if it is a period of celebration and relaxation, what you publish is accessible to colleagues, leaders and even customers. The main tip is consistency: if your network is open and used professionally, avoid posts that can compromise the image or generate negative interpretations.
The business woman Maria Priscila Nabozni, CEO and Founder of Mapping and a flu marketing specialist, with over 15 years who manage projects with digital celebrities and influencers, explains that companies increasingly observe social networks to evaluate how employees face their public exposure, even outside the corporate environment. “Or even to see how the holiday went, if immediately after Gray Wednesday, a medical certificate appears,” he warns.
What to publish, according to Jussara Sanches
- Light and relaxed moments: Share photos and videos that show joy and celebration, but always in moderation.
- Content relating to culture and art: fashion shows of Samba schools, cultural events and artistic events are great examples of posts that show interest and appreciation for culture.
- Positive interactions: respond and interact respectfully and fun in the comments.
- Inspired messages: Share light reflections or positive messages on the carnival.
- Tips or learning: if you have something interesting to share, such as Insight Health, Well-Boing or even curiosity about the Carnival, take the opportunity to generate value.
What cannot publish during the party, by Sophia Marins:
- Worst content, offensive or prejudices: comments that strengthen stereotypes or failure to respect any social group. I never put something that can be interpreted as prejudiced
- Excessive consumption of alcohol or improper behaviors: avoid images or videos that can be misunderstood.
- Images of third parties without permission: respects the privacy of others, especially in public environments.
- Extreme or inadequate behaviors: nothing that compromises your credibility or shows a lack of boundaries.
- Contradictory positions to the values ​​of your profession: avoid sensitive issues that can generate unnecessary conflicts.
“Be careful to subtitles: avoid double meaning phrases or this may seem offensive. You prefer light and positive messages. Protect your privacy: adjust the privacy settings so that only close friends see more relaxed posts. Yet the content can lose. Attention to the environment: publishing images in inappropriate places or with behaviors that can be bad interpreted is a risk. Do you know well would you see it? “The maintenance of a responsible and consistent presence on social networks guarantees that your personal life does not compromise your professional reputation.
Finally, have fun!
However, the psychologist Ãris Siming (CRP: 05/66578), a specialist in hospital psychology – Ufrj, of Rio de Janeiro, makes an important warning: “First of all, it is essential that people recognize humanity in every worker. Without ignoring the value or competence of these individuals in their professional performance. Friends.
Source: Terra
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