I really try to avoid political discussions on social media. I also am not big on them in face-to-face conversation. I usually don't think of the really good things to say until it's too late. When someone posts or shares something that I disagree with on Twitter or Facebook, I just try to take a deep breath and ignore it.
One thing that is important to teach the young people in your life -- things you post on social media really can come back to haunt you. The managers at my job do look up job candidates online and they consider what they see before deciding to offer someone a job.
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05-14-2014, 11:44 AM #1
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05-14-2014, 04:54 PM #2
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Although the pressure is high that I join FB and the likes, I'm still not there. But I do lurk in some profiles and it is freaky what you can find out in those profiles, who they are connected to, etc. I don't see the need for this in my life. for now anyway. I do enough web as it is. I don't need to have a mass population follow me in every detail. I understand you can block off your profile to only selected people, etc. But then what is the real point of creating those sites???? If someone wants to know what I'm up to, give me a call or send me an email.
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