It’s nice to have a friendly work environment. But in some cases, “work friends” shouldn’t be Facebook friends. Why not? A status update published on a Tuesday night can easily turn into office gossip on Wednesday morning. Even worse: Co-workers and managers could take you less seriously, you could be skipped over for promotions, and you might find yourself first in line when layoffs occur, all based on your activity on Facebook.
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I have my own life and don't broadcast every moment. Office gossip is a pile of bull that people love to live in and I don't want to be a part of it. Three words that are almost filthy in the English language apply: COMMON SENSE RESPONSIBILITY
ReplyDeleteBe well and be nice it makes the day go better on and off the internet
Bad idea
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