A new survey suggests that mixing 'frolleagues' - a work colleague added as a web friend - and real life pals can cause social and professional life meltdown.
The LinkedIn study found that a third of the UK admit they feel obliged to add a professional contact to their virtual social circle.
Study Finds Girls as Competitive as Boys
When it comes to competition, girls are no less than boys - with just a simple difference - they employ more subtle tactics, a new study suggests.
When it comes to competition, girls are no less than boys - with just a simple difference - they employ more subtle tactics, a new study suggests.
But despite this, so-called "Frolleagues" - a work colleague you add as a web friend - are on the rise even though seven in 10 Brits believe it is important to keep the two separate.
Frolleagues are now becoming so prevalent that the Oxford English Dictionary is considering it for inclusion in its next revision.
Brit Men Want Girlfriends 'to Stay the Same Size'
More than half of Brit men would like their girlfriend to stay the same, despite a whopping 55 percent of women worrying about their size.
More than half of Brit men would like their girlfriend to stay the same, despite a whopping 55 percent of women worrying about their size.
"There have been plenty of stories lately involving the type of behaviour that is completely inappropriate for a work environment - people need to realise that even virtual actions can have very real consequences," Hoole added.
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Improved Communication may Help to Accept the Death of Loved Ones With Poise
Hospitals that use a simple strategy of enhancing communication with family members of patients dying in the intensive care unit can greatly reduce post-traumatic stress disorder.
Hospitals that use a simple strategy of enhancing communication with family members of patients dying in the intensive care unit can greatly reduce post-traumatic stress disorder.
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