Career Exploration and Career on the Internet Stuff Passwords
Series of Blog posts on career stuff. Focus will be on career exploration and Internet job resources. My hope that you will find the information helpful in your career journey.
As with anything you read on the internet, please evaluate the information you read and use the specific information that helpful to you.
Passwords can be a tool in career area.
Some of the areas can be:
* Emails used for the job search
* Created accounts on Workforce Development websites
* Created accounts on potential employer websites
* Created accounts on job search websites
Good constructed passwords can help in the job process. Great constructed passwords can help reduce the odds of forgetting the password. Good constructed passwords can reduce the odds that a password fails to protect a account. Well-constructed passwords can reduce the odds of having problems with your password and have additional time in your career area.
If you do a Google search and type in phrases like “passwords how to create strong”, “passwords ways to remember” or “passwords” – you can find a collection of useful ideas.
One resource from the Department of Homeland Security created a document “Creating a Password Tip Card” – gives tips like:
* “Make your password eight characters or longer”
* “Use a long passphrase”
* “Don’t make passwords easy to guess”
* “Avoid using common words in your password”
* “Get creative”
* “Never share your password”
* “Unique account, unique password”
* “Use stronger authentication”
Tips come from the Department of Homeland Security
Pathway to the Department of Homeland Security web site
Website: https://www.dhs.gov/stopthinkconnect
Then on the left side of the screen do a search on “passwords”
Then get a list of options, choose the option of “Creating a Password Tip Card”
Good constructed passwords can reduce the odds of having problems with your passwords. You will gain additional time to search for your career area.