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How Facebook is hurting Your job!
American scientists surveyed more than 2,000 workers about their current work and the habit to go to your account on the social network. As it turned out, those respondents who have had a lot of friends in Facebоok, much worse attitude to their work than people with a small number of friends.
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Moreover, workers who frequently update their status more often thought of resignation. Scientists explain this by the fact that due to frequent visits to the pages of friends in Facebоok, one begins to think that the others live better and feel happier.
Since most social media users want to share only such information that shows them in the best light. "But we can't rule out that people just get bored from time to time and they are resting from work, going to Facebook," commented the study's author Ron Hammond.
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Moreover, workers who frequently update their status more often thought of resignation. Scientists explain this by the fact that due to frequent visits to the pages of friends in Facebоok, one begins to think that the others live better and feel happier.
Since most social media users want to share only such information that shows them in the best light. "But we can't rule out that people just get bored from time to time and they are resting from work, going to Facebook," commented the study's author Ron Hammond.
Source: /users/559