It's a big deal in the world of business.
But what's the difference between sharing your opinion and violating your employer's confidentiality? Or that of a co-worker?
Personally, I'm a fan of not burning bridges--especially in business. If I have a gripe with someone, I generally discuss it with him or her. Of course, there are people who choose not to participate in discussion. So yes, I might gripe to someone else. I'd like to believe I choose my confidantes with care.
Facebook is not one of my confidantes. Sure, I can acquire a lot of publicity via Facebook. But I can also acquire notoriety. Big time.
Your thoughts on the subject?
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ReplyDeleteIt amazes me some of the personal things that people put on Facebook. Rather than discussing a problem with the one involved it's blurted out there for everyone to read. Many friendships have been broken with a few angry words sent out there in cyber space. And of course employers see how well you react to something like that.
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