Comments on: Facebook Privacy And The Work/Life Balance http://www.jonbishop.com/2009/09/facebook-privacy-and-the-work-life-balance/ Social Media, WordPress and Web Development Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:48:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sofia http://www.jonbishop.com/2009/09/facebook-privacy-and-the-work-life-balance/comment-page-1/#comment-10208 Sofia Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:45:18 +0000 http://www.jonbishop.com/?p=1235#comment-10208 Hey Jon - I like your approach on this article, it's where I stand more or less. As people get more accustomed to online networks and digital communications I think we will also get more savvy with making a distinction between online <strong> personal </strong> and online <strong> professional </strong> not only for ourselves but also when reading/ seeing others. Hey Jon – I like your approach on this article, it’s where I stand more or less. As people get more accustomed to online networks and digital communications I think we will also get more savvy with making a distinction between online personal and online professional not only for ourselves but also when reading/ seeing others.

]]> By: Jennie White http://www.jonbishop.com/2009/09/facebook-privacy-and-the-work-life-balance/comment-page-1/#comment-9842 Jennie White Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:07:18 +0000 http://www.jonbishop.com/?p=1235#comment-9842 Your right Twitter and Brazen Careerist are such great tools in making this transition happen. I've been using Facebook for about 5 years now and I am kind of set in my ways. I am still getting used to things like people friending me who I haven't personally met. I started using it when it was strictly high school/college. I like where Facebook is going, it's just hard getting used to. Twitter and Brazen have been great places to shape my identity outside of Facebook, I feel more comfortable in both sites sharing content. Facebook I often wonder, what will my friends think?! Your right Twitter and Brazen Careerist are such great tools in making this transition happen. I’ve been using Facebook for about 5 years now and I am kind of set in my ways. I am still getting used to things like people friending me who I haven’t personally met. I started using it when it was strictly high school/college. I like where Facebook is going, it’s just hard getting used to. Twitter and Brazen have been great places to shape my identity outside of Facebook, I feel more comfortable in both sites sharing content. Facebook I often wonder, what will my friends think?!

]]> By: Jon Bishop http://www.jonbishop.com/2009/09/facebook-privacy-and-the-work-life-balance/comment-page-1/#comment-9841 Jon Bishop Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:55:47 +0000 http://www.jonbishop.com/?p=1235#comment-9841 Thanks for leaving your thoughts Jennie. I kinda think we are already in the transition, mostly because it is so much a part of people's lives. Outlets like <a href="http://www.twitter.com" rel="nofollow">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.brazencareerist.com/" rel="nofollow">Brazen Careerist</a> also make it pretty easy to distinguish ones self apart from a single Facebook identity. And like I said, there are always the basic privacy settings that can keep the really dirty stuff hidden. Thanks for leaving your thoughts Jennie.

I kinda think we are already in the transition, mostly because it is so much a part of people’s lives. Outlets like Twitter and Brazen Careerist also make it pretty easy to distinguish ones self apart from a single Facebook identity. And like I said, there are always the basic privacy settings that can keep the really dirty stuff hidden.

]]> By: Jennie White http://www.jonbishop.com/2009/09/facebook-privacy-and-the-work-life-balance/comment-page-1/#comment-9840 Jennie White Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:41:13 +0000 http://www.jonbishop.com/?p=1235#comment-9840 Jon, I agree with you. I think Facebook is going to be a problem in corporate America until Gen Y assumes the roles of managers. Facebook is often misunderstood and frowned upon by Gen X'ers. We on the other hand have grown up with it and used it as a social tool. For the majority of Gen Y, it's part of our daily lives. I admire you for "keeping your Facebook the way it is". In a day where we are encouraged to be transparent, you should keep it the way it is. Hopefully people will become more understanding and realize the potential Facebook has. We might just have to wait for that until more Gen Y'er assume management positions. Jon,
I agree with you. I think Facebook is going to be a problem in corporate America until Gen Y assumes the roles of managers. Facebook is often misunderstood and frowned upon by Gen X’ers. We on the other hand have grown up with it and used it as a social tool. For the majority of Gen Y, it’s part of our daily lives.

I admire you for “keeping your Facebook the way it is”. In a day where we are encouraged to be transparent, you should keep it the way it is. Hopefully people will become more understanding and realize the potential Facebook has. We might just have to wait for that until more Gen Y’er assume management positions.

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