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Nearly Half of Working Americans View an Active Social Media Presence as a Career Risk
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Nearly Half of Working Americans View an Active Social Media Presence as a Career Risk
According to a new study released by The American Staffing Association, workers have differing views on whether social media helps or harms one’s career. 44% of working Americans think an active social media presence is more likely to hurt their career rather than help it, and this hesitation towards social media in a professional setting isn’t a surprise. Social media behavior, whether from today or 10 years ago, can lead to repercussions in th…
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