This document discusses how your online presence and social media activity can impact your career and reputation. It notes that employers and others are increasingly looking at people's public social media profiles and online activities. Several sources are cited that discuss how a single imprudent tweet or social media post can negatively affect one's life and career prospects. Maintaining an online presence requires awareness that information shared could have long-term effects.

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