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Social Media Strategist and Communications Consultant has advised employees and business executives to distinguish their personal opinions from company positions in their social media interactions.
Speaking on JOYBUSINESS’ Masterclass show, Chris Worla Essikpe emphasised on the need for employees to portray their brands positively in all their dealings on social media and also urged businesses to develop social media policies.
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