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Work, School, Life
by Linda Roeder on June 14, 2007

"Time spent contributing to social networking sites will be more likely to improve your business than have a negative impact." ~Graham Jones (June 1)
Graham Jones seems to think that networking in general is the cornerstone of business. Without it, most businesses wouldn't be where they are today. You need a network of people in order to become and be successful.
I'm not sure I agree. Social networking sites that are geared toward business relationships may be beneficial to the workplace. They let people connect; vendors, customers, etc. Social networking sites like MySpace have no place in the workplace. They are mainly for socializing, and that my friends, is a time waster.
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