Role of Social Media in Workplace Communication at L'Oreal

This presentation discusses the concept of social media and its role in workplace communication. It highlights the importance of social media in sharing knowledge, information, and ideas to many people at one time. It also explains how social media plays an essential role in organizations and how L'Oreal effectively uses social media sites to communicate with its employees. Additionally, it recommends certain conditions for using social media sites in communicating to avoid misuse and disturbance during working hours.

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Concept of social media
It is a computer based technology that
helps the organizations in sharing the
knowledge, information and ideas. It
helps in sharing the information to many
people at one time (Fuchs, 2017). In this
way, it holds an important position in
communicating at workplace.

Role of social media at
workplace
 Social media plays very essential role in the
organization.
 With the help of social media sites, employee’s get
updated regarding various information's and news
that are necessary (Trainor, Andzulis, Rapp &
Agnihotri, 2014).
 Using this, organization can connect to different
department and people who are working from
distance.

Role of social media at L'Oreal
 L'Oreal is one of the largest cosmetic
brand of the world.
 It uses various social media sites such
as Intranet, Yammer, official site or
intranet in order to communicate with
the employees at workplace.
 It effectively uses these sites in order to
bring efficiency in workplace
communication.

Recommendation
 It might happen that employees misuse the social
media sites for their person purpose.
 In this case, it is necessary for the company to
apply certain conditions for using the social media
sites in communicating.
 Top level management also faces the disturbance
during eh working time, so to avoid this
management can decide a specific time to solve
the query of employees.

References
 Fuchs, C. (2017). Social media: A critical
introduction. London: Sage.
 Trainor, K. J., Andzulis, J. M., Rapp, A., &
Agnihotri, R. (2014). Social media technology
usage and customer relationship performance: A
capabilities-based examination of social
CRM. Journal of Business Research, 67(6), 1201-
1208.