Federal Sales Guide/Senior Executive who Builds Industry Intel & Customized Winning Federal Sales Action Plans for Contractors through her ‘Three-Step Program.’ Over 10,000 people and 350 companies trained since 2002.
Note this article in GovExec regarding the Hatch Act. Federal Contractors, It is highly recommended you keep your political posts off LI and out of view of your customers - the federal employees. Sure you have a right to have a voice but all your political "likes," "comments" and "shares" will be seen by all of your customers, your teaming partners and future customers and teaming partners, and I promise you, it's a beginner's mistake to blurt your political leanings in federal contracting. It's best to keep your political opinions on your front porch and at home. Engaging in political posts on social media is highly discouraged. If they can't - we shouldn't - out of respect. So, keep every post, comment, like and share - professional only. Otherwise, you'll be "tagged" as someone who just "doesn't get it."
Nicole Evans
2w
I don't connect with people if the first posts I see on their profile are political. I can't participate and I'm not interested in being your audience.
Terri McCord
2w
Yep....just don't
Federal Sales Guide/Senior Executive who Builds Industry Intel & Customized Winning Federal Sales Action Plans for Contractors through her ‘Three-Step Program.’ Over 10,000 people and 350 companies trained since 2002.
2wRemember, you're welcome to say and do whatever you want, but it could affect your federal contracting business. Just a friendly piece of advice from your federal sales guide.