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Jarrodmartin1 bookmarked on 2009-07-09 1984 twitter education web2.0 attitude social media communication
  • But consider the summer contractor fired from his job with the District of Columbia after he tweeted derogatory remarks about a local neighbourhood and talked about loafing on the job. Set aside the confession of misconduct, and you still have the issue of a worker publicly slagging the people he's supposed to be serving.
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      Jarrodmartin1 on 2009-07-09
      Here's the deal: When we choose to make comments public, we have to understand the new implications. What we put into the public arena has always been an issue, but now that people can easily track you, we have a new level of importance put on everything we say. Are we teaching kids this in schools?
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      Jarrodmartin1 on 2009-07-09
      1984 comes to mind when I read this. We are going to have to figure out a line, but the reality is this: your attitude really does matter. If you hate your job and talk about hating your job to everyone, then why would you be surprised to find out that your boss doesn't want you around?

This link has been bookmarked by 2 people . It was first bookmarked on 30 Jun 2009, by Rogue Teacher.

  • 09 Jul 09
    jarrodmartin1
    Jarrod Martin

    1984 twitter education web2.0 attitude social media communication

    • But consider the summer contractor fired from his job with the District of Columbia after he tweeted derogatory remarks about a local neighbourhood and talked about loafing on the job. Set aside the confession of misconduct, and you still have the issue of a worker publicly slagging the people he's supposed to be serving.
      • Jarrod Martin

        Jarrod Martin on 2009-07-09

        Here's the deal: When we choose to make comments public, we have to understand the new implications. What we put into the public arena has always been an issue, but now that people can easily track you, we have a new level of importance put on everything we say. Are we teaching kids this in schools?

      • Jarrod Martin

        Jarrod Martin on 2009-07-09

        1984 comes to mind when I read this. We are going to have to figure out a line, but the reality is this: your attitude really does matter. If you hate your job and talk about hating your job to everyone, then why would you be surprised to find out that your boss doesn't want you around?

  • 30 Jun 09
    whyedify
    Rogue Teacher

    Funny cartoon that illustrates a great point.

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