Some bloggers argue that you only become effective by putting more skin in the game, but is there such a thing as being too naked? Can you open your kimono in one blog post, and wear a button-down shirt in another? This panel showcases bloggers who opted to bring their personal lives onto their professional blogs, with varying degrees of success<\/i><\/p>\n
panel notes:
\n– where to draw borders, boundaries between professional and personal life? that is the question for most of us, hybrid bloggers
\n– there’s a lot of talk about authenticity, being true and transparent — this is obviously the future
\n– some bloggers experienced being laid of, not being renew a contract and they suspect it has to do with their blogs
\n– a few have experience negative feedback from blogging personal stuff
\n– hybrid personal and professional blogs are difficult to handle, many questions are rising up
\n– blogging can be a significant improvement to your career and push you in a direction where your talents are of use
\n– professional bloggers blog for their own ‘platform’, not for a corporation they are working for
\n– m-c: people will tend to stop separating professional and personal life, meaning being the same person at work and in their out of work life
\n– googling someone to get information and get a pre-convince idea of who the person is is more and more popular
\n– is it healthy to combine your pro and personal blog together?
\n– by blogging thoughts you must realize that your thoughts are being exposed- would you send them to someone by email or on a bulletin board?
\n– many bloggers ‘blog because they have to’ — it is a need to express feelings and communicate ideas and thoughts to maintain sanity
\n– should we now, we when get hire by a company, mention that we have a blog?
\n– employers will have to adapt with the fact that employees are publishing personal and professional life information on the web.<\/p>\n
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