CEP Digital & Technology Etiquette Flashcards
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What should you do before sharing someone else's professional content on social media?
Answer: Credit the original author and ensure the content aligns with your own professional image
Always credit the original source when sharing others' professional content and confirm it aligns with your own professional brand.
What is the recommended etiquette for professional out-of-office email auto-replies?
Answer: Set them for any period of unavailability, including absence dates and an alternate contact
Out-of-office replies should always include your absence dates and an alternate contact for urgent matters.
What type of content is inappropriate to share on personal social media that could harm your professional reputation?
Answer: Controversial political opinions, complaints about clients or colleagues, or confidential work information
Sharing controversial opinions, workplace complaints, or confidential information on personal social media can severely damage your professional reputation.
What is the correct etiquette for sending a LinkedIn connection request to someone you have never met?
Answer: Include a personalized note explaining who you are and why you want to connect
A personalized connection note explaining your identity and connection intent is professional courtesy and significantly increases acceptance rates.
In a professional video call, where should you position your camera for optimal etiquette?
Answer: At eye level so you appear to make natural direct eye contact
Positioning your camera at eye level simulates natural eye contact and is the professional standard for video calls.
What is the most important rule of professional email subject lines?
Answer: Make them specific and descriptive so the recipient immediately understands the email's purpose
A professional subject line must be specific and descriptive so the recipient can immediately understand the topic and priority without opening the email.