How to Maintain a Great Reputation
Maintaining a positive reputation isn't always easy. Many people inevitably talk behind your back or spread false information. In this day and age, the Information Era makes breaking a reputation that much easier through social networking devices and 24/7 communication. Learn how to maintain a great reputation throughout your entire life.
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Instructions
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Monitor what you post on the Internet. Yes, you may have to keep a blog or social networking profile for career purposes. But, it's always wise to keep racy photographs or "too personal" information out of the public sphere.
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Be honest with yourself and with others. The more lies you tell, the more chances you have to get caught. When you're honest, you'll maintain a reputation of being dependable, which is highly coveted by many.
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Be of assistance to someone in need. Volunteer at a shelter, help your neighbor across the street, or assist with a new work project. Not only will you help someone, they'll probably spread word about how great a person you are.
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Keep in touch with old friends and ex-coworkers. Send e-cards on the holidays and keep track of what is going on in their lives. Not only will you make them feel good, you'll gain a reputation of being kind and on top of things.
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Be real with people. If you don't want to date someone anymore, let them down gently and honestly. If you don't want to work at your place of employment anymore, give ample notice and an honest reason.
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Believe in yourself and project confidence. This is a trait that will keep your reputation strong and positive.
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Tips & Warnings
Always treat others how you'd like to be treated.
Never take revenge if any damage has been done to your reputation. The best way to rebuild your reputation is by starting fresh.
