If managers aren’t important anymore towards the formation or control of groups using online tools, what do you consider the main role websites such as Meetup.com, Facebook, or MySpace have provided newly emerging groups?
The main role websites like facebook and myspace connect the millions of people using the internet in the quickest and easiest way possible. Networking has shot off like a rocket in the past couple of years and is reaching all time highs due to site like facebook where a person can find someone looking for a job who graduated from their high school. For example, my high school, Chaminade, created an alumni page that connects over 75,000 alumni and categorized job listing by different titles. These sites have made the middle man unimportant as the media tools like facebook and myspace have taken his role. The networking that these sites have allocated it transforming the world and the individual.
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Connecting is one thing. But what becomes of this group once members have found it? Any way of finding out how successful your HS alumni group is in terms of finding people jobs? Or organizing reunions?
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