thanks

I’m not into friending a lot of people that I don’t know. I’d like to connect with someone on at least some level before being connected with them. I guess that’s why I ultimately ended up siding with LinkedIn. I found it cleaner and more professional and I’m constantly in touch with my connections there.

It isn’t until recently that I”m beginning to use FB and even then only to a small extent. I use it to engage with people that I’ve connected with at some level and I’ll continue to do so but I’ll shy away from a lot of what I consider to be the useless apps. (Like you said, I’m not talking bad about these apps, they’re just not for me).

For now, I think I’ll continue to favor LinkedIn but you can still catch me on FB.

I’m not into friending a lot of people that I don’t know. I’d like to connect with someone on at least some level before being connected with them. I guess that’s why I ultimately ended up siding with LinkedIn. I found it cleaner and more professional and I’m constantly in touch with my connections there.

It isn’t until recently that I”m beginning to use FB and even then only to a small extent. I use it to engage with people that I’ve connected with at some level and I’ll continue to do so but I’ll shy away from a lot of what I consider to be the useless apps. (Like you said, I’m not talking bad about these apps, they’re just not for me).

For now, I think I’ll continue to favor LinkedIn but you can still catch me on FB.

I’m not into friending a lot of people that I don’t know. I’d like to connect with someone on at least some level before being connected with them. I guess that’s why I ultimately ended up siding with LinkedIn. I found it cleaner and more professional and I’m constantly in touch with my connections there.

It isn’t until recently that I”m beginning to use FB and even then only to a small extent. I use it to engage with people that I’ve connected with at some level and I’ll continue to do so but I’ll shy away from a lot of what I consider to be the useless apps. (Like you said, I’m not talking bad about these apps, they’re just not for me).

For now, I think I’ll continue to favor LinkedIn but you can still catch me on FB.

I’m not into friending a lot of people that I don’t know. I’d like to connect with someone on at least some level before being connected with them. I guess that’s why I ultimately ended up siding with LinkedIn. I found it cleaner and more professional and I’m constantly in touch with my connections there.

It isn’t until recently that I”m beginning to use FB and even then only to a small extent. I use it to engage with people that I’ve connected with at some level and I’ll continue to do so but I’ll shy away from a lot of what I consider to be the useless apps. (Like you said, I’m not talking bad about these apps, they’re just not for me).

For now, I think I’ll continue to favor LinkedIn but you can still catch me on FB.

I joined Facebook the night of the Virginia Tech shootings. I wanted to read and to understand how the VT studetns were processing what happened. I was blown away by the sense of community, not just among the VT students, but how many other college students reached out.

Back then, in April, there was no one I knew on Facebook. I did find my friends’ kids and my nephew. In three months, Facebook has become the most recent Next Big Thing.

I joined Facebook the night of the Virginia Tech shootings. I wanted to read and to understand how the VT studetns were processing what happened. I was blown away by the sense of community, not just among the VT students, but how many other college students reached out.

Back then, in April, there was no one I knew on Facebook. I did find my friends’ kids and my nephew. In three months, Facebook has become the most recent Next Big Thing.