Introduction
The purpose of this research is to review the rising use of social
networks by people while on the job. The popularity of social networks
and their increasing use in the workplace present some concerns for
employers, but all indications are that employers cannot hope to prevent
social network use during work hours. As an alternative to an attempt to
prohibit their use, this research leads to the recommendation that
businesses make use of social networks instead. A possible use would
be as a tool of communication between management and employees to
ensure that employees are productive but not overworked. Another
possible use is as a marketing tool.
Social networking is an interconnected system through which
alliances are formed, help is obtained, information is transmitted, and
actions taken to achieve certain results. If businesses need to work with
social networking websites, as seems likely, they should have a policy
on social networking in the workplace. This recommendation is based
on the assumptions that use of social networking in the workplace
continues to increase and that internet security will never be perfect in
filtering personal or business information on social networks. The
extent of this problem is ongoing and impossible to predict.
Introduction
The purpose of this research is to review the rising use of social
networks by people while on the job. The popularity of social networks
and their increasing use in the workplace present some concerns for
employers, but all indications are that employers cannot hope to prevent
social network use during work hours. As an alternative to an attempt to
prohibit their use, this research leads to the recommendation that
businesses make use of social networks instead. A possible use would
be as a tool of communication between management and employees to
ensure that employees are productive but not overworked. Another
possible use is as a marketing tool.
Social networking is an interconnected system through which
alliances are formed, help is obtained, information is transmitted, and
actions taken to achieve certain results. If businesses need to work with
social networking websites, as seems likely, they should have a policy
on social networking in the workplace. This recommendation is based
on the assumptions that use of social networking in the workplace
continues to increase and that internet security will never be perfect in
filtering personal or business information on social networks. The
extent of this problem is ongoing and impossible to predict.
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