Debunking Career Advice Given on Social Media
Channel: zengig
Date: 2022-11-29

Recently, there has been a lot of questionable career advice circulating social media, so Pete and Ricky are here to debunk some common misconceptions on this episode of the finding career zen podcast! Some content creators will say anything on social media to get likes and follows, so it is essential to do your research.

Tune in as they discuss the importance of giving a two weeks notice, whether quiet quitting is worth it, and the value of a thank you note. 

Career tips:
1. Research the content creator before blindly believing their advice. Do they have the credibility and research to back them up?
2. If you want to resign, be sure to give a two weeks notice. You never want to burn bridges with any professional relationship.
3. Do not quiet quit. If you are unhappy, find a company or position in which you will thrive. 
4. Always put your best foot forward. After an interview, send your interviewer a thank you letter.

Additional links: 
1. How to Write a Resignation Letter: https://zengig.com/letters-templates/how-to-write-a-resignation-letter/
2. How to Write a Thank you Email After an in-Person Interview: https://zengig.com/letters-templates/how-to-write-a-thank-you-email-after-in-person-interview/
3. How to Strengthen Your Professional Presence on Social Media: https://zengig.com/blog/