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Social Media: 27 August 2010
BY TAXI
BY TAXI
A survey conducted by York University found that the people who spend the most time on Facebook are also—surprise, surprise—its most narcissistic users.
These users tend to overcompensate for their low self-esteem by becoming such social butterflies with the all-too-frequent wall and photo posts.
The New York Times advises users to exert more caution with their self-promotion efforts; while an active online presence helps future employers to locate you, a notorious reputation on Facebook could just as easily damage your job chances.
These users tend to overcompensate for their low self-esteem by becoming such social butterflies with the all-too-frequent wall and photo posts.
The New York Times advises users to exert more caution with their self-promotion efforts; while an active online presence helps future employers to locate you, a notorious reputation on Facebook could just as easily damage your job chances.
Social Networking Your Way to a New Job [NYTimes]
Ogilvy On: How to Use Foursquare for Business [SlideShare]
Does Your Brand Really Need to be 'Social'? [PSFK]
Facebook Study Finds Narcissistic Users Spend Most Time on Site [Huffington Post]
Twitter COO: Still Not Profitable [CNN Money]
Ogilvy On: How to Use Foursquare for Business [SlideShare]
Does Your Brand Really Need to be 'Social'? [PSFK]
Facebook Study Finds Narcissistic Users Spend Most Time on Site [Huffington Post]
Twitter COO: Still Not Profitable [CNN Money]
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