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Tuesday, December 25, 2007

Blog Post: Blurring the Lines: Why Social Networking Cause Personal and Professional Overlap

I have this little theory that Social Media (i.e blogs, forums an Social Networks) open up a whole new behavioral change where it's acceptable to be a little personal, less than professional and just "off the cuff" with thoughts comments and ideas. Facebook is the "Great Experiment" where we are all now trying to figure out how much of our personal lives to share on Facebook and who do we allow to be friends.

It comes back to the transparency element of social networking in that you must be transparent and real about your level of communications. If to contrived or to rigid, it just does not work!

So, my conclusion is "About Time". We all have enought stress in our lives and really do not need any more when it comes to communicating amongst peers. So, let's be ourselves, be comfortable with that, recoginze everyonce in a while that we'll have friends post things that are less than appropriate and all accept it for what it's worth.

10:35 am pst

2007.12.01

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