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- 4. 4 Why is your organization using or planning to use social networking sites more now than before? n = 136 Note: Percentages do not total to 100% as respondents were allowed multiple choices. Only respondents who indicated a current or possible increase in the next 12 months of social network website usage for recruitment were asked this question.
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