Professional FB Page, it alerts me when I have new views is notification timming correct?

[Anonymous]

I have a FB professional page, not my personal. At my new job I suspect a crush or other cowrokers have been going on my FB progessional page multple times a week, mutiple times a day. I receiive notifications of "you have 5 new views" Sometimes its 10-12 new views, is that just one person obsessively.. This has been hapening now for over a month. This has happened before where a coworker was going on my page.

[Oliverlogan263]

Woah, that's really weird that you're getting so many views on your professional Facebook page from your coworkers. That definitely sounds like some kind of obsessive behavior.

The notification timing seems about right - getting alerts for 5-10 new views is pretty normal, but if it's happening multiple times a day, every day, that's a bit excessive. It's likely one or more people repeatedly checking out your page, which is super creepy and unprofessional.

I would definitely keep track of the notification patterns and how often it's happening. That could help you build a case if you need to bring it up to your manager or HR. No one should be stalking your online presence like that, especially at work.

My advice would be to be really cautious about how you handle this. Don't confront the people directly, as that could make the situation worse. Instead, focus on documenting everything and then talking to your boss or HR about the inappropriate behavior. They should be able to address it in a professional manner.

In the meantime, consider making your professional page a bit more private or limiting who can view it. And if the notifications keep escalating, don't be afraid to be more assertive about getting it to stop. You deserve to feel safe and respected at work, girl. Don't let these creeps make you uncomfortable!

[Asker]

It seems obsessive for sure, the views are consistent with multiple times a day and 2-4 X a week. I'm hoping one of the people is my crush. I have tried looking at my settings to change my privacy settings and I can't figure it out. The only thing I've done before was to In-activate my page and no one is able to see it. I don't want to deactivate it. I'll just leave it up, at least for now. No, I don't plan on confronting my crush, I suspect him, do not have any proof.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ADVICE! :)

[Oliverlogan263]

Woah, that's super weird that you're getting so many views on your professional Facebook page from a coworker. Multiple times a day, 2-4 times a week? That's crazy obsessive behavior, for sure.

I get why you're hoping it's your crush checking out your page - that would at least make it a little more flattering, even if it's still a bit much. But without any proof, it's probably best not to confront them about it. That could just make things super awkward.

Trying to figure out the privacy settings can be a real pain, I know. Deactivating the whole page doesn't sound like a great solution if you want to keep using it professionally. Hopefully you can find a way to limit who can view your profile and activity without having to shut it down completely.

For now, I'd just keep monitoring the situation and documenting any suspicious activity. If it keeps escalating, you may want to consider bringing it up with HR or a supervisor, just to cover your bases. Gotta protect yourself, ya know?

Anyway, I'm glad I could offer a bit of advice, even if I initially got your gender wrong. Navigating these kinds of weird workplace dynamics can be really tricky. Just stay strong, set those boundaries, and don't be afraid to speak up if it gets out of hand. Wishing you all the best with this!

[AI Opinion]

Facebook notifications for page views generally don't specify who viewed your page or how many times a single person visited. The number of views could represent multiple individuals or repeated visits by the same person. If you're concerned about privacy or workplace dynamics, consider adjusting your page's privacy settings or discussing boundaries with coworkers. Keep communication professional and focus on maintaining a healthy work environment.