By: Eric Belt
As business students, we must understand the practical application of social networking websites, such as Facebook and MySpace. Many of us are avid users of one of these sites but it is important to recognize the effect they may have once you enter the business community. Most employers perform background checks on potential applicants; this can include a Facebook or MySpace review. Many students chronicle their nightlife with photos that may give the wrong impression. Familiarize yourself with the privacy settings of these sites. You have the ability to let certain people see certain things. It is important to recognize the implication of these sites and to review the privacy settings they offer. I would recommend limiting yourself to using only one of these sites. I have found that Facebook is much easier to use than MySpace for two reasons.... Read More |
- Student Organizations
By: Dov Hoffman The e-Business Association hosted Social Media 101 on October 28, 2008....Read More |
- Career Development
Making It In Your Major: Prospective Career Paths in Marketing By: Heather McComas
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- CBE Gives Back
Volunteer for the Maryland Food Bank
It only takes two to three hours to help the Maryland Food Bank feed hungry Marylanders. For more information contact Laleh Malek at Lmalek@towson.edu... Read
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the Thanksgiving Food Drive Bring canned food to collection boxes located in all CBE department offices between Monday, Nov. 3 and Friday, Nov. 14... Read More
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By: Janet Kirsch Do you ever worry about paying your college bills? Are you ever scared you cannot afford the next semester? Scholarships may be the answers to your problem.... Read More
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Each month, CBE Connect will feature career information related to each Business Administration concentration. This month, we take a look at the Marketing field