In this episode of Don’t Do That!, we talk about the intersection of social media and the workplace. From personal brand-building to blurry boundaries, we explore how professionals can use their online presence to amplify their work—without crossing the line.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How Arnold Ford, an educator and vice principal at a school in Philadelphia, uses his platform as a timeline cleanse to share joy
• How professionals can decide what to post and what to keep IRL (in real life)

Some key takeaways are:

• Engaging with social media is not without its risks. Professionals should think about their responsibility online.
• Social media platforms give everyone a brand. Professionals should be choiceful in creating a brand that represents them well.

Resources:

• Follow Arnold Ford on Instagram @unklearnold

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