Beware the internet prolongs your blunders: Politicians - Business people - Lenders - all of us.
The internet, especially with the advent of blogs, prolongs all we write or are written about. It makes us an open book. The lesson? Do a good job. Be competent. Keep your clients happy. Be honest. Watch what you write on line. (My wife is very concerned as I tend to tell people what is on my mind.) Click here and vote for the Reuters Article. Then read my upcoming open letter to Larry the loan officer.
Reuters:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the Internet age, political blunders never die. They don’t even fade away.
Ask John Kerry.
The Democratic U.S. senator, who lost the presidential election in 2004 to President George W. Bush, drew Republican fire for saying college students could “get stuck in Iraq” if they didn’t study hard.
Kerry later apologized. He said it was a “botched joke” aimed at Bush, not at U.S. troops
