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Social Media Myths
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and Your Online Reputation
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} Your website is top-notch; you\u2019ve added videos,
pages o\ue001 content and employee testimonials.
Not enough. Job seekers want more.

Through online user-generated content in
social media, job seekers can read about what
it is like to work at your company \ue001rom the
perspective o\ue001 your actual employees. This
is authentic in\ue001ormation. Just what they are
craving.

}Like it or not, candidates, current and \ue001ormer

employees can say almost anything they want
about your company on \ue001orums, social networks
and blogs. It is imperative \ue001or you to have a

clear, comprehensive policy on employees
using social media. While developing theirs,
IBM used an interim policy: \u201cDon\u2019t do anything
stupid.\u201d Kind o\ue001 says it all.

} Increasingly, this in\ue001ormation may carry more

weight than the scripted copy you\u2019ve placed
on your website. It\u2019s more important than ever
to encourage your employees to share their
positive experiences on cyberspace.

}Candidates are increasingly relying on
authentic user-generated content to get an
inside and unvarnished look at the company.

All the
in\ue001ormation
candidates
need to know
is \ue001ound on our

careers page.
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}Social Media is o\ue001ten viewed as just another

marketing channel, but it is so much more.
it is a completely di\ue001\ue001erent approach to
interacting with candidates and employees.

}Partnering HR with Marketing can keep your

social media messages clear, making sure
the employer brand bene\ue000ts along with your
consumer brand.

}Sure, you can advertise in a social media

environment, but the true return on investment
comes \ue001rom developing communities, creating
content to be shared, and talking and listening
directly with candidates.

}HR pro\ue001essionals should take the initiative

in becoming involved and making sure
that the employer brand is conveyed within
this strategy.

HR doesn\u2019t
need to be
involved in our

social media
strategy.
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