Facebook. LinkedIn. Twitter. Above are the main sites that make online social networking possible, but not every Kenyan feels bold enough to sign up for all of them. If you're wary and currently still experimenting on them, a professional-friendly Facebook profile should do the trick. This is made possible with a little help from Facebook's privacy features. To draw the line between personal and professional use, I assign a Partial Profile setting to professional contacts to control what they can see in my profile. What you get from me online is 100 percent me…but you don’t get 100 percent of me. It's good to cover your tracks, you just never know what spills over. Here's a simple guide on how to create a professional-friendly Facebook profile. Go to the Edit Profile section of your profile to edit each of these areas: You can get to the Edit Profile area by first clicking the Info tab, then the edit pencil in the top-right corner. Also, it may hel...
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