Shara Tibken
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320 appearances
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first heard Mar 2022
last heard Sep 2024
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How Private Are Your Private Messages to Co-Workers? · 27 Sep 2024
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And now that so many people are working remotely or in hybrid roles, you're not necessarily seeing people in the cafeteria every day.
And so it is a way to get to know people, but you should just be really conscious about what it is you're sharing.
Like, yes, join the Dog Lovers channel.
But don't complain about your boss.
Don't complain about this project you're doing that you really don't want to do.
Keep those sort of complaints off of your work software.
I mean, unless it's flattering.
Generally, yes.
They are encrypted, which means what you send...
basically is gibberish and only the device you send it to can read that gibberish and put it into language that you can understand.
However, if you're using those on a work computer, your company could have some other sort of monitoring software.
Some regulated industries and a lot of companies don't let you have work-related conversations on
those private apps.
Jeff Bezos got in trouble for using Signal because Signal is encrypted, but also it can delete your messages.
There have been bankers who've been fired or faced huge fines for chatting on WhatsApp.
So because those regulated industries are people being investigated for lawsuits, they have to maintain all records of conversation.
And that includes casual conversations that are work related.
So those have to happen.
in a way that your work can save them.
Oh, man.
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