The Enterprise Social Search feed jockey
February
An article originally posted on Open Forum
“I find that it is important to put social networking in the context of business goals. If I set goals, and determine how / what I want social networking and online social activity to achieve, it becomes easier to know when to stop before I waste time — and to actually stop. Setting goals gives you a clearer sense of purpose to your daily activities…”
Read the full article at blogs.openforum.com
Avoid getting addicted to social networking platforms such as Facebook by systematically asking yourself why you go there. If the answer is ‘to check if people commented on my status update, my last pictures, or the last thing I shared on my Wall’, you probably have an outsize ego. Share, but expect nothing in return…
Note: I had never heard the “social notworking’ expression. Going through this post I found a link to Wordspy, an interesting ‘coined words tracker’ I highly recommend.
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