by Kelsey Tamborrino July 11, 2013, 05:09 EDT
"This is certainly a 'like'-be able to resume."Bath mouthers caution: Dissing someone on Facebook could be a job cost, finds a new study from North Carolina State University.
Researchers found that people who test as pleasant and conscientious - two of the most desirable personality traits in candidates, depending on the employer - very few others on Facebook were offended.
If Manager on-site to a defamatory status as "My professor is a moron", rent your wall, is your resume thrown get a good shot. Keep things stylish signals discipline, courtesy, and the ability to be flexible, says study co-author Will Stoughton, M.S.
Interestingly enough, researchers, found little correlation between good personality traits and a Facebook flag, which immediately check job hunters: signs of drug and alcohol consumption. Actually people, the party pictures posted more extroverted - a skill in many areas desirable, Stoughton says.
But that does not mean, that you will keep should a red solo Cup in your profile as an employer to the bearing what they see online. Your best bet: Use common sense. Follow these 36 Facebook rules you should know, and you don't need to worry about this on a great job because of a stupid status.
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