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Whom do you know? : recruiters' motives for assessing jobseekers' online networks

Hedenus, Anna; Backman, Christel; Håkansson, Peter - In: International journal of human resource management 32 (2021) 8, pp. 1754-1777

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Social media capital and civic engagement : does type of connection matter?

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Recommendation matters : how does your social capital engage you in eWOM?

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Developing social capital through professionally oriented social network sites

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Collapse of an online social network : the blame on social capital

Lőrincz, László; Koltai, Júlia; Győr, Anna Fruzsina; … - 2017

The rise and popularity of online social networks is a recent phenomenon. In this study, we analyze the reasons and mechanisms behind the collapse of an online social network (OSN), iWiW. Significant cascading mechanisms have been identified in the pattern of abandoning the site at its peak of...