5 Things You Should Never Share On Social Media

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3.Dont share-embarrassing or negative photos of yourself.

Always avoid posting embarrassing pictures of you or your friends. "Pictures you share may be taken at face value, and/or viewed as representative of your character – not to mention live on forever on the Internet. What seems cute in high school or college may not seem quite so endearing to potential employers", points out Scott Steinberg, author of Netiquette Essentials: New Rules for Minding Your Manners in a Digital World.

4.Dont connect with people you dont want to connect in real world.

Before connecting with your colleagues on social networks, ask yourself if you’d still want to be connected to them if they weren’t your co-workers. According to Scott Steinberg, "consider that connecting with colleagues and supervisors may expose you or they to information and influences that may make either party uncomfortable – be certain to understand the risk you’re taking in doing so"

5.Avoid negative and angry posts

Journalist and former beauty queen Germany Kent writes, “don't promote negativity online and expect people to treat you with positivity in person.” At all costs, keep your relationship dramas and frustration at work away from social media. Importantly, doing your laundry in public is not going to bring anything positive to your life. Rather, it will make you perceived as a negative person in real life.