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I heard that Capgemini has a good number of projects for Oracle apps and clouds.
But in IBM, there are projects crunch currently. (As my colleagues have been on bench for 2 months after joining IBM). IBM Tata Consultancy Capgemini
Yes there is a perception there regardless of the quality of work. We’re not managing your time/life but we are managing you during work time.
If your work is good I don’t think so. He hired you for a job not to manage your time/life
You are concerned enough to ask this question… and you know your manager. Maybe you should be careful about your posting time.
Maybe tweet before work, lunch and at the end of day
This is what I would do. It's kind of limiting but it's your best chance of not looking like you spend all your work hours tweeting.
Unless it’s an offensive tweet I don’t see how he could justify it
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Odd that he followed you tbh
Agree. I wouldn’t do this.
If you're uncomfortable with him following you, you could always block him. But I have coworkers who post Instagram stories during the day while we are WFH and I don't think less of them. I think it depends on how often you tweet like everyone else is saying. One or two wouldn't bother me but if it's a constant stream of tweets about questionable content I think it could be a problem. I think I would block him if I were you. I know that sounds harsh but I just wouldn't be comfortable - it's not like my Twitter is the same as my LinkedIn.
Yikes, it depends on the time? Maybe a lunchtime tweet or EOD tweet is acceptable.
It's odd that he followed you at all. I would block him; you don't want to start blurring the lines between personal and professional in a way that could come back to bite you.