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Managing Your Public Domain CV 3: Ethical issues to be considered

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Birmingham City University
Birmingham City University

The following poster discusses ethical issues to be considered when moving from a paper based CV to an online CV. If you find this poster useful give us a 'LIKE' or even better: re-use it. Feel free to change/ or adapt as you see fit. However we would be grateful if you could acknowledge us as authors. Also: any comments or constructive feedback are very welcome. Thank you very much. Jon and Michael

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Paper CV • Produced for a specific purpose, perhaps using an employer specification • Known and limited circulation • No picture • Controlled references to age, ethnic origin and other personal data Online (public domain) CV • Created using social media for self presentation and networking • Open • Extensive use of images • Included material a matter of choice Managing Your Public Domain CV Ethical Issues to be Considered. Jon Curwin Business School Michael Schmidt Centre for Academic Success Interdisciplinary Ethics Event, Winner 21st June 2012 Poster No. 3 of 6 We need to make choices about the: •boundaries between our personal and professional lives •person we present to others (our self- evaluation) – our image •information we share with others – what we include and exclude 3. Ethical Issues (online) Inclusion • ‘Following the crowd’ – do we do what others do? • What ‘picture’ do we present. Images will stereotype! • To what extend do we ‘big ourselves up’? • How selectively can we share information (use of settings)? Exclusion • Do we present only strengths and achievements? • Do we profile only the person we want to be rather than the person we are? • Are we honest about our aspirations? 5. Ethical Issues (online) 6. Sharing Research Outcomes How to contact us: ‘It’s not who you know but who knows you‘ (David Avrin) 4. Think about … If these were YOUR Mahara pages, who would you like to see them? Jon Curwin Senior Learning and Teaching Fellow Business School Jon.Curwin@bcu.ac.uk http://www.linkedin.com/in/joncurwin https://twitter.com/joncurwin Michael Schmidt Academic Skills Development Tutor Centre for Academic Success Michael.Schmidt@bcu.ac.uk http://www.linkedin.com/in/schmidtuk https://twitter.com/mschmidtuk Posters available from: http://www.slideshare.net/ michaelschmidtuk/

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Managing Your Public Domain CV 3: Ethical issues to be considered

  • 1. Paper CV • Produced for a specific purpose, perhaps using an employer specification • Known and limited circulation • No picture • Controlled references to age, ethnic origin and other personal data Online (public domain) CV • Created using social media for self presentation and networking • Open • Extensive use of images • Included material a matter of choice Managing Your Public Domain CV Ethical Issues to be Considered. Jon Curwin Business School Michael Schmidt Centre for Academic Success Interdisciplinary Ethics Event, Winner 21st June 2012 Poster No. 3 of 6 We need to make choices about the: •boundaries between our personal and professional lives •person we present to others (our self- evaluation) – our image •information we share with others – what we include and exclude 3. Ethical Issues (online) Inclusion • ‘Following the crowd’ – do we do what others do? • What ‘picture’ do we present. Images will stereotype! • To what extend do we ‘big ourselves up’? • How selectively can we share information (use of settings)? Exclusion • Do we present only strengths and achievements? • Do we profile only the person we want to be rather than the person we are? • Are we honest about our aspirations? 5. Ethical Issues (online) 6. Sharing Research Outcomes How to contact us: ‘It’s not who you know but who knows you‘ (David Avrin) 4. Think about … If these were YOUR Mahara pages, who would you like to see them? Jon Curwin Senior Learning and Teaching Fellow Business School Jon.Curwin@bcu.ac.uk http://www.linkedin.com/in/joncurwin https://twitter.com/joncurwin Michael Schmidt Academic Skills Development Tutor Centre for Academic Success Michael.Schmidt@bcu.ac.uk http://www.linkedin.com/in/schmidtuk https://twitter.com/mschmidtuk Posters available from: http://www.slideshare.net/ michaelschmidtuk/