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These days it feels like you can't even unroll toilet paper without seeing an icon for Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Instagram or any of the social media site. Personally, three years ago I stepped away from the rampant perpetration, hypocrisy, and narcissism that tends to be social media. I closed all my accounts with the exception of LinkedIn. I'm beginning to sway away from that one as well. More and more people are using it like Facebook. Even among work colleagues, I tend to be the odd man out. Someone is always talking about something they saw on a social media site. Mind you, what they saw is never work related or even a useful topic. I don't really see it as vital to my career to maintain a presence on the top sites. Are there any other IT pros that do not use, or in my case, kinda despise social media? Is it vital in your line of work?---
I totally agree with You... personally I avoid all of them as much as I can BUT they are vital part of SCforum - as You see, We must to follow trends & have accounts on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & Google+.
Quote from: Samker on 14. May 2017., 09:36:29I totally agree with You... personally I avoid all of them as much as I can BUT they are vital part of SCforum - as You see, We must to follow trends & have accounts on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & Google+.It makes sense in your line of work. Though I doubt you'll be posting a pic of your lunch.
---...One of the best moves I think I could have made a few years back was to not link my new mobile to the site apps.... If something comes up I can still look at or check them every few months via a browse...---
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