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Discussion forum on social networking practices and technologies and how they can be incorporated into the workplace.
About Me
- Stephen
- Organizational learning architect and strategist in the Houston area with over sixteen years experience in the organizational learning and development field. B.S. from Abilene Christian University, M.A. from University of Phoenix and currently pursing a Ph.D. in Organization and Management.
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- Socialite.com
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