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Make a work account for that company and keep it separate from your personal account. Never accept your coworkers on social media sites. How hard is this?
by segmondy 13y ago
Make a work account for that company and keep it separate from your personal account. Never accept your coworkers on social media sites. How hard is this?
- MereInterest 13y agoBecause coworkers can become friends, and friends can become coworkers. The two are not wholly disjoint sets, nor should they be. What is needed is a separation of function, not a separation of people. Two accounts, perhaps with shared people, but with the intent of one being personal communication, and the intent of the other being professional.
- kyzyl 13y agoImagine if somebody built a social networking site where you could have one group of contacts, but sandbox them into their separate circles of function/relation. Such a website would surely eat all others for breakfast. ;-)
- wmf 13y agoIt's against Facebook and G+ policies and thus may result in your personal account being nuked, but sure.