Repairing your reputation is a difficult and time-consuming process that requires self-reflection and positive action. It is important to assess your reputation by getting feedback from others and reflecting on opportunities you may have lost due to your reputation. A poor reputation can negatively impact your emotional well-being and career prospects. To repair your reputation, focus on taking responsibility for past actions that hurt your reputation and improving your personal behavior going forward by avoiding negative online interactions and speaking poorly of others. Always consider the long-term impacts of your actions on your reputation.

1. Repairing Your
Reputation

2. Repairing your reputation is
•Difficult Process
•Time consuming

3. What are the benefits?
• We act on logic, and buy on emotion (a good reputation makes us
marketable)
• A positive reputation makes you trustworthy
• It builds your brand

4. Assessing your reputation
• Does it need repaired? Google yourself, find out
• Ask people for feedback
• Contemplate opportunities that have been achieved or lost

5. What can hurt your reputation?
• Poor social media skills
• Self serving actions
• Speaking negatively of others

6. What is the impact of a bad reputation
• Can be emotionally detrimental to you
• Can effect your potential to receive future jobs
• Can effect raises received at current job

7. Repair what you can control
• What actions did you take that created your negative
reputation, can they be rectified?
• Focus on personal actions and personal behavior

8. Weighing Responses/Options
• Avoid online arguing
• Think long term
• Remove ego from situation

9. Conclusion
• Reputation repairing can be a difficult and time consuming process
• Online interactions can have negative consequences, always be positive and
leave your ego at the door
• Think about what’s best for your long term
• Try to be a consistent individual to avoid damaging your reputation in the
first place!