CMA Foundation · Fundamentals of Business Laws and Business Communication · Do's and Don'ts of Communication through Social Media
Which of the following is a 'don't' when a business uses social media for professional communication?
Posting in an angry or emotional state without reflection is a don't. Such posts tend to be unprofessional and, once shared, spread quickly and are hard to withdraw, whereas proofreading, disclosing sponsorships and following policy are recommended practices.
- AProofreading a post before publishing it
- BPosting content in an angry or emotional state without reflectionCorrect
- CDisclosing a sponsored relationship clearly
- DFollowing the organisation's social media policy
Explanation
Posting in anger often leads to regrettable, unprofessional content that is hard to remove once shared. The other three are recommended practices.
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