E-mails can jeopardize your job!
Still, experts advise employees to never send e-mails at work or through their company accounts that they wouldn't want publicized. Workers should pretend that a supervisor is reading every message.
"Most people think of e-mails as a conversation, not realizing that they're writing a document that's just as legal as a memo or a letter," said Sandra Chrystal, director of the Center for Management Communication at USC. "That e-mail is not confidential."
E-mail isn't the only minefield. People also should be wary of how they text, instant message and even post to forums.