Managing Your Personal E-Reputation

Nathan S. Gibson March 21, 2014 Social Media

If you are looking for work, of course you want to write a compelling resume. But today, as Dorie Clark wrote in Reputation 3.0: The Internet Is Your Resume, what can be found about you online (your personal e-reputation) may be more important than your resume and may significantly affect your ability to get a job. Managing your online reputation is important for job seekers and for anyone who wants to advance their career. KBSD prepared the following infographic with guidance on how to manage your personal e-reputation.

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Nathan S. Gibson is an independent worker compliance business partner who provides expertise and creative solutions to enhance workforce flexibility and maintain compliance with worker classification requirements. He helps mitigate the risks associated with the misclassification of self-employed consultants, freelancers and independent contractors.