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Have talked with many leaders over the past 2 weeks who are doubtful/worried about being on social media.
1. It doesn't "compete with established processes" or "allow Soldiers to jump the chain of command." Would you say the same to a Soldier who wanted to go to IG? I hope not.
1. It doesn't "compete with established processes" or "allow Soldiers to jump the chain of command." Would you say the same to a Soldier who wanted to go to IG? I hope not.
2. SM makes you more accessible. Think of it as an extension of your open door policy. Meet Soldiers and Family members where they are.
3. I don't entertain the "bUt wHaT aBoUt oPsEc?" argument for a second. That's a defensive technique, so just be smart about what you post.
3. I don't entertain the "bUt wHaT aBoUt oPsEc?" argument for a second. That's a defensive technique, so just be smart about what you post.
4. It's a great place to learn. I am better prepared to care for people in my future formation based on what I've learned on this platform. Full stop.
5. Don't be worried about saying the wrong thing. If you have doubts, get a check from a friend. Block trolls accordingly.
5. Don't be worried about saying the wrong thing. If you have doubts, get a check from a friend. Block trolls accordingly.
Social media drives change in the Army. Don't believe me? The proof isn't hard to find.
