@NatalieWaterst2 SM can become an obstacle in the way of not just your dream job, but also your current job. On the other hand, a good SM presence can increase your chances of landing that job. Here's an article that addresses this question. #EDST1160U#GM4NOON https://t.co/ZrdeOvyOSJ
@Adriane_BEd_ Liberal professionals are trained, qualified and competent individuals who have expert knowledge in a specific field through advanced training. Examples are medical doctors, lawyers, journalists, etc. #EDST1160U#GM4NOON
@bruwa_d@MedicoSophia Like you, I only have one account which I use to connect with friends & family, and do not see the need to create a professional one. And yes, it's easier to manage one as opposed to two.
@NKhublal @HelenTayCam We both portrayed ourselves authentically on our profiles. What I liked & still like about FB is the fact that it is free and easy to use. It would have been impossible to stay connected with my husband if I had to pay for its use considering the amount of time we spent online.
@HelenTayCam Long story short, he sent me a friend request on FB which I accepted cos we had mutual connections. We would like each other's photos from time to time & then began writing to and calling each other & boom! We started a r/ship that later turned into marriage.
@Sierra_xo3#EDST1160U I've used the Facebook marketplace function to sell & even though it's a great way to sell or buy previously loved items, I consider it unsafe as both buyers & sellers may request meeting up @ unsafe places or divulging your address to strangers https://t.co/kLniUpwzMp
@bruwa_d@AndeJacqueline Great strategy! I like the idea of being alerted whenever my name is mentioned or published on the internet. I will consider setting up Google Alerts.
@AndeJacqueline To reduce the chance of identity theft, I always mark my profiles as private. It gives me control over who sees my content. I secure my passwords by enabling MFA (Multiple Factor Authentication) and change them very often #EDST1160U#GM3Noon
@MsReyes1586#EDST1160U Social media has replaced f2f interactions with interactions via texts, emojis, or images which has greatly decreased the need for f2f interactions. It alters the quality of f2f interactions & can make people seem distant, aloof, & unresponsive during f2f interactions.
@HMajeed99#EDST1160U It might be very interesting! It will be a world with no FOMO & we spend less time on devices and more time getting out to meet with people f2f, live the moment & have fun. Here’s an article that addresses the question https://t.co/54UfT1zc1F
@ZayneLadak Yes! Over time, I've seen digital tech apps move from mainly social interactions b/w friends & family to a more transactional r/ship E.g. social media influencers use targeted marketing eased by click baits as ways to generate traffic on their blogs which I find very intrusive.