Weak ties on social media foster shallow interactions.TrueFalseQuestion 19 (1 point)Social media posts can be fully erased from the internet by deleting them.TrueFalseQuestion 20 (1 point)Newsjacking involves referencing a trending news story to promote personal orcorporate content.TrueFalse

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COMMUNICATION WITH THE MILLENIALS The Millennial (including Generation Y) have arrived in the workplace and they are brining new ways to communicate. Surreys report that the generation lives by computer and cellphone communication. Three out of four Gen-Yers use instant messaging (including [twitter tweets, 15% of them are logged on to instant messaging 24/7. Mot Gen-Yers either have a space on a social networks site such as Facebook or frequent these sites where they have friends. These digital natives also get most of their news from the Internet rather than from television or newspaper. "Employers re going to find this generation communicate differently. They IM (instant manager). Send text messages and can't live without cellphone", says Dave O Brien, regional manger of Berbee, a company that helps businesses with their information technology needs. Frank Albi president of Inacom, a technology and business consulting firm, agree " the way they ( millennials) exchange information is…
refer(s) to the unique set of psychological characteristics that tend to identify individuals in the eyes of others over time. These relatively permanent psychological characteristics (i.e., friendly, humorous, sarcastic, etc. ), typically lead to fairly consistent responses to incoming marketing stimuli. A Personality Perceptions C Culture D Motivation
Tyke's Bikes is a bicycle sales and repair shop in a small city. It sells new and used bikes with a narrow profit margin and does repairs at minimal costs. Frequently, if a child comes into the sh with a broken part or a flat tire, Tyke's makes the repair for free if the child has no money. Tyke's also provides a free one-hour repair class for those who want to learn how to fix their bikes. At local organized bike rides, Tyke's provides free services, asking only for voluntary donations. W theory of corporate social responsibility is Tyke's exhibiting? O The narrow view, or invisible hand theory. The moderate view, or government's hand theory. The hybrid view, or citizen's hand theory. The broad view, or good corporate citizenship..
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