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SOCIAL NETWORK USE IN ROMANIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: BIG CITIES, SMALL STEPS
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passing grade (Leander, 2015). We have eliminated from this ranking the pages that had a low number
of posts (under 100).

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Nicolae Robu (Timi?oara) 1,95
Cristian Popescu Piedone (Sector 4) 1,29
Constan?a 1,08
Boto?ani 0,85
Râmnicu Vâlcea 0,69
Oradea 0,64
Deva 0,63
Alexandria 0,60
Primaria Generala Bucure?ti 0,56
Tirgu Mures 0,54
Emil Boc (Cluj-Napoca) 0,50
Sfântu Gheorghe 0,47
Alba Iulia 0,46
Giurgiu 0,40
0,44
30 th – 31 st October 2015 ”Strategic Management for Local Communities” Bucharest Sector 2 0,17
Sector 6
0,42
Robert Negoi?ă (Sector 3)
0,33
Ia?i
0,30
Bra?ov

Source: The Author
FIGURE 4 – ENGAGEMENT RATE

It seems that only three pages pass the test for what is considered a good engagement rate.

There are a number of interesting numbers in our results (for example, Cristian Popescu Piedone had a
very loyal following, even if he did not post that often – on average once every two days) or that Ia?i,
despite posting on average more than 4 posts a day did not seems to find the know how to engage it’s

followers).

We wanted to find out how important ICTs are for these municipalities. As such, we scrutinized their
organizational charts to find how many people their ICT department employs and what percentage they

represent from the total number of personnel.

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