Social Media - What's in it for me, professionally?

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Presented as part of the panel discussion on social media at the GE Women's Network meeting on 7 June 2012. Social Media missteps are publicised everywhere, and for good reason. Navigating through the mire of social networking sites can be hard on your career. Knowing how to represent yourself in a positive light - both professionally and personally - can actually improve your career choices.

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What’s in it for me
professionally?
Sarah Mitchell

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