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Do you find Facebook boring? - anonymouse - 08-03-2013
I'm not fond of FB either. I am one of those people with hundreds of "friends." I use FB as a networking tool for work and volunteer orgs. You can post events, join groups, etc I basically never post, and I rarely read others' posts. I just check my messages a few times a week.
Do you find Facebook boring? - anonymouse - 08-03-2013
LaterBloomer Wrote:As soon as you say, "social network," you've lost me. I'm as anti-social as they come. :mad:
The angry face at the end made me literally LOL!
Do you find Facebook boring? - sanantone - 08-03-2013
hejbelle Wrote:I'm not fond of FB either. I am one of those people with hundreds of "friends." I use FB as a networking tool for work and volunteer orgs. You can post events, join groups, etc I basically never post, and I rarely read others' posts. I just check my messages a few times a week.
I can understand using it for networking purposes. I'm a failure at using LinkedIn. I think it's because all of the jobs I've had aren't really professional, white collar jobs. Most of my coworkers do not have LinkedIn accounts. I've mostly worked in the criminal justice sector, and it seems like LinkedIn is best for business and IT.
Do you find Facebook boring? - anonymouse - 08-03-2013
sanantone Wrote:I can understand using it for networking purposes. I'm a failure at using LinkedIn. I think it's because all of the jobs I've had aren't really professional, white collar jobs. Most of my coworkers do not have LinkedIn accounts. I've mostly worked in the criminal justice sector, and it seems like LinkedIn is best for business and IT.
I am IT, and it seems that EVERYONE in that field, or anything remotely close to it, is on LinkedKIn. I, personally, do not like it... I used to do costume and set design, and LI is popular for theater and film people. I have friends and family that are teachers and professors, and LI is popular with them too.
I guess it just depends on the field.