Your fb posts matter to employers...

We love our fb, but think before
you criticize your company or colleagues online.

Most of us are returning from a three-day holiday and getting back into the job.  Just a quick little note and reminder that your fb posts are public and many employers and colleagues are aware of your comments.  This article demonstrates that it doesn't really matter if your company has an internal social media policy in place or not...if your posts are detrimental to your company/colleagues...it is just not a good idea.  http://www.workforce.com/section/news/article/firing-tweeting-newspaper-reporter-upheld-by-nlrb.php

101 Common-Sense Rules for Leaders

This is a great little cheat sheet and quick read.  These rules/tips on leadership apply to profit and nonprofit.  At the very least -- good reminders.  You will want to share it if you are grooming leaders within your organization.  Depends upon your comfort level:   http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/9jmbSw/www.focus.com/fyi/human-resources/managers-cheat-sheet-101-common-sense-rules-leaders%3F%3Fmodal%3D1

Enjoy!
DCR

Best Blogs for Philanthropy Students and Cool College Info

Philanthropy Blogs

Rose King, a writer for the informative and cool The Gazette College Crunch blog, contacted me several weeks ago, and ask me to share this info.  The blog list is helpful and the site offers lots o' info.  http://www.collegecrunch.org/feature/25-blogs-for-philanthropic-students/

You may want to cruise around the site to pick up bits and pieces of useful info about college degrees, school finance, career planning, etc.

Thanks for the shout out from College Crunch!

Best wishes,
DCR