The Royal Navy is quite clear on the "Rules of Engagement" with regard Social Media and the potential pitfalls for those currently serving.
It is generally accepted there are many positive aspects that can be used to educate, guide and inform those interested in a career in the Armed Forces via social media. Equally there are many potential negatives where disaffected individuals can adversely affect the individual's choice of career through deliberate misinformation.
As ever, in our busy lives time is a valuable commodity. A trusted, open, honest, rapid, current, personal, precise and accurate information source with minimum fuss in our increasingly digitally orientated lives is, for many, essential.
Sooooooo, questions are; For those wishing to join the Armed Forces, their families & their loved ones,
It is generally accepted there are many positive aspects that can be used to educate, guide and inform those interested in a career in the Armed Forces via social media. Equally there are many potential negatives where disaffected individuals can adversely affect the individual's choice of career through deliberate misinformation.
As ever, in our busy lives time is a valuable commodity. A trusted, open, honest, rapid, current, personal, precise and accurate information source with minimum fuss in our increasingly digitally orientated lives is, for many, essential.
Sooooooo, questions are; For those wishing to join the Armed Forces, their families & their loved ones,
- Which websites offer the best quality, comprehensive and easily accessible careers advice, and why?
- What are the positives and negatives of the different formats as you see them?
- Do the official service websites in their current format deliver the goods - if not, why not?