I recently started following several companies on Twitter. A huge thanks to you both for an interesting article. Finally a serious and measured approach to using latest generation e-tools for REAL business purposes --- Congratulations and keep the good work coming. It is an amazing time to watch corporate life dramatically change right before our own eyes. I believe social media gives me a stronger connection with my working peers and aids with trust in the work place.

I personally have been told that my co-workers and business partners enjoy seeing my family photos on Facebook and reading my interesting Tweets. The new normal is that all social media is blurring the work-life, personal-life spectrum. What if I follow controversial people. Would social biases come into play. But Twitter is also a two-way street and new questions would arise for potential candidates...

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