49. Which of the following statements best describes use of social networks by businesses today?
All companies are comfortable with using social networking for brainstorming and teamwork.
Companies struggle with finding the right balance between permitting access to the Web and protecting
security as well as ensuring productivity.
Companies must run their own social networks to capitalize effectively on the benefits this medium offers.
Large companies create buzz and promote their brands via social networking, but social networking offers no
benefit to small businesses.
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50. Travis has asked you for some advice regarding the use of social networking in the workplace. What advice will you
share?
Feel free to share any information on social networking sites.
Refuse friend requests or “unfriend” people to avoid jeopardizing professional relationships.
Establish boundaries, and don’t share information online that you wouldn’t share openly in the office.
Assume the content posted on a social networking site is protected.
and do establish boundaries.
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Businesses use social networking to collaborate, to connect dispersed employees, and to
solicit customer input at the product-design stage.
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