Do you include the company name when referring to your job title?
Updated by Seth Daily [SSW] 5 months ago. See history
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Consistency is the most important part of branding. It leads to familiarity which builds brand recognition. A simple and effective method is prefixing job titles everywhere they appear with the company name. A job title on social media or other public place should **always** be: * **{{ COMPANY NAME }} {{ POSITION }}** E.g. "SSW Software Engineer" <asideEmbed variant="info" body={<> On LinkedIn you might put your title in 2 places (bio and job experience) **In both places, you should use the correct format!** </>} figureEmbed={{ preset: "default", figure: 'XXX', shouldDisplay: false }} /> This is to maintain consistency across the company - the companies with strong branding have [consistency](https://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/34231/8-businesses-that-nail-social-media-brand-consistency.aspx)! <imageEmbed alt="Image" size="large" showBorder={false} figureEmbed={{ preset: "badExample", figure: 'Bad example - Job title missing the company name', shouldDisplay: true }} src="/uploads/rules/prefix-job-title/job-title-bad.jpg" /> <imageEmbed alt="Image" size="large" showBorder={false} figureEmbed={{ preset: "goodExample", figure: 'Good example - Job title includes the company name and matches other employees', shouldDisplay: true }} src="/uploads/rules/prefix-job-title/job-title-good.jpg" /> <asideEmbed variant="info" body={<> **Note:** Check out a cool way to use ChatGPT to extract profile info from all the users in your organization: <https://x.com/sethhdaily/status/1747460874544324917?s=20> Following the above tweet, you can get a result like this: <figureEmbed figureEmbed={{ preset: "goodExample", figure: '<imageEmbed alt="Image" size="large" showBorder={false} figureEmbed={{ preset: "default", figure: \'Good example - See how much branding is on people\\'s GitHub profiles\', shouldDisplay: true }} src="/uploads/rules/prefix-job-title/excel-result.png" /> </>} figureEmbed={{ preset: "default", figure: \'XXX\', shouldDisplay: false }} />', shouldDisplay: true } } />