Alexa Caradimitropoulo

Social Media and Human Resource Management

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Truth 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

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Currys wife tweeted during a game after her husband fouled out and deleted it right after. You really need to watch what you put on social media, her husband and the team could've gotten in a lot of trouble

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Dealing with rude people is one of the hardest things in the workplace. Whether it's a coworker, a boss, or a customer. I found this how to deal with rude people. It's very important for people to follow and human resource managers to know how to deal with rude people properly so no one ends up getting hurt, sued, or fired.

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I decided to visit my friend at Corrado's (a local farmers market) today. She always says how she loves going to work because of the freedom she is granted. When she works, she is allowed to chose that day where she wants to work, on the cash register, organizing produce, or in the back. They are extremely flexible with hours and overall has a say in her personal investment in the company. I feel like if everyone had more freedom in their workplace, it would be a happier workplace, and studies show if people are happier in their workplace they are more likely to be better workers. When I walked into Corrado's I immediately saw how all the workers were extremely friendly and how the store was operating very smoothly. If I was looking for a job, I would chose to work at a place like this!

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After watching this heart breaking video and reading this, no animals that could potentially hurt humans should be a part of zoos . Not only are zoos morally incorrect but it's putting children and the zoo staff in serious risk of physical safety and mental health. From a human resources perspective I feel like they are responsible for this. They should've made sure all animal cages were safe and that something like this could never have happened in a million years. I know that if I was working at this zoo and saw a young child fall into a gorilla cage, I would've jumped into the cage in a second to try and save the child, not only because it was an innocent child but I'm sure if I was spending time everyday with that gorilla I would look at it as a family member and do everything in my power to not see it end like it did. Yes of course no human got hurt in this situation, which human resources did right, but the ability for a child to get rid of his parents and go into the cage and the result of having to kill an innocent animal must've had a serious affect on everyone who loved this animal. The emotional and psychological affect this gorilla had on I'm sure tons of employees was probably immense and something that will traumatize some maybe for life and that is in my opinion all on human resources. Think of spending time with your dog or cat everyday, training it, feeding it, watching it grow up, and then one day being taken from you. Very sad. Also I'm sure it was extremely traumatic even for everyone who didn't have a personal relationship with the gorilla just because they had to watch an innocent animal die. The whole situation was extremely sad but the saddest thing is is that an innocent animal didn't have to die.

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The picture on the left is a picture of my left ankle with my tattoo being shown. The picture on the right is a picture of me, with the tattoo being hidden. In the video with Juan Enriquez speaking, he says that tattoos really do show. He says that not only literally but figuratively. He compares tattoos to social media in the sense that like tattoos, social media also reflects who you are and each tell a story. In the left picture I have a tattoo and decided to show it. In the right picture I also have a tattoo and decided not to. Like my tattoo, a small, discrete one which I can hide, on social media there are privacy settings. On social media you can choose for the most part who can see your information and what information they can see. I compare my small discrete tattoo to a privacy setting on social media because I can hide it when I want and I can show it when I want. In fact, my parents don't even know I have the tattoo that's how hidden it is! It all depends on the time you show it and place you show in. In the left picture I am in running sneakers, probably just came from the gym. In the right picture I am in heels going to my date night, a much more formal event. You need to know when it is appropriate to show certain things and who the appropriate audience is.