Social Networking Is the Norm for Many Workers, and Some

Multiple Choice

Social networking is the norm for many workers, and some workers spend at least 30 percent of their workday linked up to one or more networks. The Ethics Resource Center conducted a survey in which social networkers admitted each of the following except:

A) They think about risks before posting online.
B) They comment on their personal sites about their company if it was in the news.
C) They often comment on their personal sites about managers, coworkers, and even clients.
D) They always consider the consequences of their postings on others.