“Let every man judge according to his standards, by what he himself read, not by what others tell him“. Albert Einstein
Gaming Addiction!
Regardless of our education, general knowledge and multiple daily life experiences, we, human beings, have the ability to judge things, places, people, situations and so on without really knowing or looking into all the facts and reasons surrounding them. Online gaming, I’m sure, is a victim of negative opinions and criticism, since it does have the ability to help waste time and substitute study related hours! But is that it? The answer, after some thorough research, is a definite “No”.
Based on the brief introduction above, I can’t help but wonder: What good can come from online gaming? How can online gaming help in building and enhancing communication skills? Can online gaming forums act as the complimentary future blogs?
Online Gaming Forums: A Futuristic Way of Building Skills!
The more online gaming forums I visit, the more I’m convinced that they have a great potential! Not only do these gaming websites have the viral element, they also do attract a high range of different ages groups from various countries, ethnic groups, religious believes, cultures and backgrounds.
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Do social media tools, channels and sites pose a threat to the quality of work produced in the workplace? Do we realize the actual negative outcomes of using social media within working hours? Is it morally unethical to spend a portion of the 8 to 9 daily working hours utilizing social media for personal use? Do you think social media use should be completely banned from the workplace?
The Web's top visited sites are social media sites - should they be banned at the workplace?
Whether it be Facebook, Mixx, Reddit, Digg, Youtube, Twitter or any other social media channel of your preference, it is a fact that most of the tools, sites and channels, which flourished as a result of Web 2.0, are of a time-consuming nature. Naturally, if you are to waste your own private time working around those channels; sharing information, watching clips, meeting new people, chatting or listening to music, then it would be acceptable. But what about when your utilization of those channels gets out of your own room, home and free time and steps into your working hours?
The way I see it, and from personal experience, unless your job description dictates that you utilize social media for public relations, marketing, promotion, engagement and interaction with potential clients, social media could cause severe discrepancies between the quality of work you do and the quality of work that should be achieved!
Why would that happen?
Allow me to present you with the 5 top reasons why I am completely against the use social media within the workplace: [read full article >>]
