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]]> By: Cassandra Jowett http://blog.brandyourself.com/personal-brand/how-to-personal-brand/personal-brand-management-review-your-personal-brand/comment-page-1/#comment-6260 Cassandra Jowett Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:48:29 +0000 http://blog.brand-yourself.com/?p=4918#comment-6260 Great advice -- mostly. I don't think there's a problem with someone holding a beer or any other alcoholic beverage in Facebook photos. There's no use pretending you never drink if you do, and I don't see a point in hiding something that is legal and socially acceptable when done in moderation. Nearly everyone drinks and, more and more, co-workers and sometimes even managers are socializing outside of work over pitchers of beer or glasses of wine.<br><br>However, it's probably a good idea to "be seen" doing other activities that don't involve drinking so it doesn't look like the only time you leave your home is to drink copious amounts of alcohol. I think common sense is the best measurement -- no use going to one extreme or the other. Great advice — mostly. I don't think there's a problem with someone holding a beer or any other alcoholic beverage in Facebook photos. There's no use pretending you never drink if you do, and I don't see a point in hiding something that is legal and socially acceptable when done in moderation. Nearly everyone drinks and, more and more, co-workers and sometimes even managers are socializing outside of work over pitchers of beer or glasses of wine.

However, it's probably a good idea to “be seen” doing other activities that don't involve drinking so it doesn't look like the only time you leave your home is to drink copious amounts of alcohol. I think common sense is the best measurement — no use going to one extreme or the other.

]]> By: BrandingYourself http://blog.brandyourself.com/personal-brand/how-to-personal-brand/personal-brand-management-review-your-personal-brand/comment-page-1/#comment-6259 BrandingYourself Mon, 14 Dec 2009 23:11:57 +0000 http://blog.brand-yourself.com/?p=4918#comment-6259 Great Article...<br><br>I think we all need to review our Branding efforts or our Social networks profiles.<br><br>Only good things can come from that.<br><br>Arbel Great Article…

I think we all need to review our Branding efforts or our Social networks profiles.

Only good things can come from that.

Arbel

]]> By: Cassandra Jowett http://blog.brandyourself.com/personal-brand/how-to-personal-brand/personal-brand-management-review-your-personal-brand/comment-page-1/#comment-6113 Cassandra Jowett Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:48:29 +0000 http://blog.brand-yourself.com/?p=4918#comment-6113 Great advice -- mostly. I don't think there's a problem with someone holding a beer or any other alcoholic beverage in Facebook photos. There's no use pretending you never drink if you do, and I don't see a point in hiding something that is legal and socially acceptable when done in moderation. Nearly everyone drinks and, more and more, co-workers and sometimes even managers are socializing outside of work over pitchers of beer or glasses of wine.<br><br>However, it's probably a good idea to "be seen" doing other activities that don't involve drinking so it doesn't look like the only time you leave your home is to drink copious amounts of alcohol. I think common sense is the best measurement -- no use going to one extreme or the other. Great advice — mostly. I don't think there's a problem with someone holding a beer or any other alcoholic beverage in Facebook photos. There's no use pretending you never drink if you do, and I don't see a point in hiding something that is legal and socially acceptable when done in moderation. Nearly everyone drinks and, more and more, co-workers and sometimes even managers are socializing outside of work over pitchers of beer or glasses of wine.

However, it's probably a good idea to “be seen” doing other activities that don't involve drinking so it doesn't look like the only time you leave your home is to drink copious amounts of alcohol. I think common sense is the best measurement — no use going to one extreme or the other.

]]> By: BrandingYourself http://blog.brandyourself.com/personal-brand/how-to-personal-brand/personal-brand-management-review-your-personal-brand/comment-page-1/#comment-6112 BrandingYourself Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:11:57 +0000 http://blog.brand-yourself.com/?p=4918#comment-6112 Great Article...<br><br>I think we all need to review our Branding efforts or our Social networks profiles.<br><br>Only good things can come from that.<br><br>Arbel Great Article…

I think we all need to review our Branding efforts or our Social networks profiles.

Only good things can come from that.

Arbel

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