As a public official, I need to make sure that my personal social media accounts do not conflict with my professional responsibilities. How can I achieve this?
As a public official, I need to make sure that my personal social media accounts do not conflict with my professional responsibilities. How can I achieve this?
user
1. Create separate social media accounts for professional and personal purposes. This way, all of your professional interactions can occur within an accounts labeled 'official.' 
2. Establish policy rules on what posts are allowed and what content should be avoided in order to minimize any potential risk of conflict between your personal beliefs and duties as a public official.
3. Regularly review your posts and remove anything that could be seen as a contradiction or possible violation of your duties, especially regarding sensitive political topics or comments that express discrimination towards any identifiable group.  
4. Remind yourself to avoid making any statements online that you wouldn’t make in public - the internet is permanent and has no such thing as privacy!
assistant
As a public official, I need to make sure that my personal social media accounts do not conflict with my professional responsibilities. How can I achieve this?
user
You can prevent any potential conflicts between your professional and personal social media by making sure that your profiles are set up with an appropriate level of privacy. You should also avoid posting content that could be perceived as reflecting your official position unless you have reviewed it through the proper approval channels. Finally, be aware of the implications of publishing or deleting content - both actions can have effects on how you are perceived professionally.
assistant