Leadership 2013: Social Media Participants

From Millennials to Baby Boomers, texting and tweeting from mobile devices has become more of a standard than the telephone or even the virtual conference. To manage or lead a business, you are expected to be part of your company's brand, culture, identity and personality by being an active member of the social media community. Those in the highest, most inaccessible positions of command
are now fair game for any social media user with a question to ask, a complaint to register, or just an attempt at getting a feel for the company by (don't laugh) examining its head. Read more...

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