Year: 2020
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Rodríguez, 2009). As I proceed through these different conceptualisations, I will emphasize what difference they make from the perspective of an individual, as opposed to groups, organisations or societies at large.This focus on the individuals' perspective is not in order to situate individual agency as the definitive factor, but rather to convey a sense of how social media in and around working life may be perceived "from the bottom up".I propose these conceptualisations as a useful tool for untangling both different individual experiences of how a given person may experience the intersection between their own social media use and their work, as well as a delineation of adjacent research interests around social media and work.Following my walkthrough of the conceptualisations, I will briefly discuss how they contrast, and particularly how the final conceptualisation of Social Media under Work provides new perspectives on the existing research.Following this, I will end on suggesting further avenues for research on the intersection of social media and working life.
Author: Christoffer Bagger
Institution: University of Copenhagen
Language: English
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W3082394416