Georgia (USA) University Research Tams warning to Selfie addicts
Posted on: 28/Dec/2015 9:51:50 AM
In recent times, there has been an increasing trend of taking selfies on any & every occasion and indeed, there are very many selfie addicts across the world.
There is shocking news for the selfie addicts who make it a frequent affair to take selfies and posting them on social network sites from a recent research report.
Here is a brief from research report from a technology research team from the University of Georgia (USA):
Based on the research, it is found that persons who frequently take selfies and post them on social networking sites are likely to be facing all things with a superficial attitude - not believing in real ability and going by the outward show. They would not be interested in team-work & cooperative efforts and also unlikely to have any self-control.
It seems that Human Welfare Development specialists take little time to adjudge the people from the type of selfies they take. Human Behaviour research specialists indicate that especially during man-power or new employee recruitment, it is rather easier to judge the aptitude and nature of the job-seeker from their selfies in the social networking sites such as Facebook & Twitter.
Further, if an employee uses hi office duty period to upload selfies, it really creates a strong negative and suspicious impression for the employee`s superiors.
