@Ieva59235001 I completely agree with this statement as every action on social media represents one identity which employers often look for during hiring process.
@LydiaNigro2 I personally prefer in-person interaction whenever possible. I believe an in-person meeting can help to better understand the other person which can either be by looking at their facial expression or by their vibes.
@LydiaNigro2 Social networking sites have a strong connection with one's mental health. There are many instances that reveal that these platforms can lead to negative impressions such as depression, anxiety, and loneliness.
@HMajeed99 This is very hard to imagine today's era without social networking sites. Although there are a plethora of drawbacks, its advantages cannot be ignored. These sites have given a huge platform to everyone to have their voice heard. It plays a crucial role in the marketing sector.
@MedicoSophia@MsReyes1586 This is a very thought-provoking statement. Thank you so much for sharing. Now, I am thinking of different scenarios, and I completely agree with this.
@MsReyes1586 This has impacted in-person interaction as users are not required to respond to non-verbal and emotional communication. Due to missing in-person communication and emotions, people are less connected to others' needs.
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