End of the Line

Today marked my final social networking class and therefore this is the last blog post I have to write. I don't usually like to say that a class was easy but this class was. Maybe it was easy because most of the students were willing to talk and discussions were interesting. Maybe it was easy because the professor likes giving out A's...or maybe it was easy because it is an IT course and I'm an IT major, either way, I'm satisfied with the course, with the exception of two things.

1. I HATE Second Life
2. Those damn lateral thinking puzzles can have more than one answer!!

"A police officer sees a truck driver go the wrong way down a one-way street, but does not stop him. Why?"

The "answer" is because the guy is walking, and that is a possibility, but isn't it also possible that the "truck driver" is driving a fire truck to a fire, or the officer is just lazy, or he is trying to catch a murderer or something? Walking?! Think of your stereotypical truck driver, do you think they walk anywhere, ever? Didn't think so.

Anyway, the class was fun, and more than learning about social networks for business, I learned about the personal brand and found new and exciting ways to express my outgoing, happy, egotistical self. Although the class is finished, my blog probably is not, so long as I can think of things to write.