One good lesson we can all take from social media is that we know a ton about public reputation. We know about corporate reputation, brand reputation and individual reputation. I happen to think that personal reputation and social media lie at the heart of social business. Universities are accustomed to teaching us specific skills in different disciplines and showing us how to wrap that into a career application, but it’s time to start teaching what it means to cultivate and grow public reputation. Who will teach us? Here are three reasons why we need to learn. 1. That new workforce is one giant talent pool and it’s global I’ve been talking recently with talent pool companies that are tying together teams from around the world – paying top dollar to experts in geographies where the income levels are minimal. See full Article.
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Who Should Teach Reputation?
One good lesson we can all take from social media is that we know a ton about public reputation. We know about corporate reputation, brand reputation and individual reputation. I happen to think that personal reputation and social media lie at the heart of social business. Universities are accustomed to teaching us specific skills in different disciplines and showing us how to wrap that into a career application, but it’s time to start teaching what it means to cultivate and grow public reputation. Who will teach us? Here are three reasons why we need to learn. 1. That new workforce is one giant talent pool and it’s global I’ve been talking recently with talent pool companies that are tying together teams from around the world – paying top dollar to experts in geographies where the income levels are minimal. See full Article.
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