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Our digital identities matter. What we post, share, say, upload, snap, and tweet represents our digital identity. It's our online presence. Regardless of how much you share, what you post can be read/seen by hundreds (if not thousands) of people. Say something really inflammatory and you might just see your social media missive showcased on major media sites. Unlike one-on-one face-to-face conversations that reside in our memories once concluded, digital communications have an almost eternal shelf life.
Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to give a presentation on digital identity and career services. The webcast focused on the critical development that takes place via digital channels and how social media can impact career success.
