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Why are we so willing to confess all online?

14th May 2009 | Speaking & Writing | admin | Comments Off on Why are we so willing to confess all online?

We’ve all heard stories of employees who leave derisory Tweets about their client’s hometown or teenagers who slate their job on Facebook and get fired. We are more open,

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Why are we so willing to confess all online?
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