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In my opinion one of the biggest productivity killers today is social media. How can I promote responsible social media usage within an organization? Experiences and thoughts welcome!
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In my opinion one of the biggest productivity killers today is social media. How can I promote responsible social media usage within an organization? Experiences and thoughts welcome!
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Generally blocking social media makes people just go the route of using proxies and other methods to beat the system. A better way to do it is to encourage the use of social media, but also encourage balance, and specify that social media be used only for a certain amount of time/for a certain purpose.
It is a bit difficult to find that balance, especially depending on your office atmosphere, but it can be done with careful moulding of everyone's mindset ;).
P.S. I'm not going to go into long details of how's and why's, because I expect that it would be up to you to choose "how" you go about doing that.
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One way would be to block access to social media sites during working hours, if your network has that functionality.
4IMO this is even a bigger productivity killer because employees will spend times on workaround to get to Facebook/Twitter etc – Dmitry Selitskiy – 2011-06-30T19:29:33.283
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Your first sentence is covered by How can distractions be dealt with when working on a computer if you mean that it's causing a loss of productivity because people are browsing social media. As for the other part of your question, this really depends on which sites you are using and what you are using these sites for.
– Tom Wijsman – 2011-06-30T13:02:55.867Can you give us more details on how social media is compromising productivity in your organization? – Renan – 2011-06-30T14:33:56.083