Question

PLZZZ HELP!!!

Part B
Imagine that you were the boss of the employees in these cases, and develop a list of at least five rules for appropriate behavior on social media that all employees must follow.

Part C
Finally, explain how you’ll personally avoid risky behaviors on social media, or how you can personally follow the rules so that you don’t put your own career at risk because of inappropriate social media posts.

Answer 1

Answer: (Answers may vary.) Part B

These are my five rules for appropriate behavior for employees:

Do not use offensive language online.

Do not discuss your negative opinions, frustrations, or problems about work online.

Do not express any racist, sexist, or prejudiced opinions in general online.

Do not criticize your colleagues and customers of the company online with regard to their work.

Do not spread rumors or gossip about colleagues and customers online.

Part C: My Answer

I'll Avoid risky behaviors on social media buy conducting myself in a professional manner at all times, that way i avoid embarrassing myself and my company's reputation.

(Edmentum Answer)

I’ll set all of my social networking accounts to private and only accept friend requests from people I know well. I won’t use offensive language online. I won’t express any racist, sexist, or prejudiced opinions. I won’t rant about customers, no matter how upset I may be with them. I won’t talk about negative experiences or opinions about my work online. Instead, I’ll discuss my problems with the right people (management, human resources, supervisors, or co-workers). I’ll speak respectfully about my colleagues and superiors.

Explanation: Edmentum Sample Answer, And my Answer

Answer 2

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Social media. A platform originally built to allow individuals to keep in touch and socialize with a small community of friends has become a forum for discussions as frivolous as kittens and as internationally significant as world leaders in a flame war. Those conversations are no longer limited to people on the same campus, or even in the same countries, nor are they limited to individuals. Organizations realized the reach and significance of social media around the same time as content marketing became a way to offer advice and best practices for free to people who would be drawn to your company and ultimately convert to customers and brand evangelists.