I'm not the typical corporate employee. When I had a stateside corporate email address I only used it to respond to emails, and I explained before I was hired that I would not be attending any meetings of any kind, so all updated information came to me through emails. No interpersonal email strings, and no small talk. I didn't attend company events, and I ate alone.
I was not the type of person that you approach with a company social media account. Using social media is much harder for me that it outwardly appears, because it's mostly therapeutic so I treat it as if I'm talking out loud to myself in an empty room. When I first started using Twitter I would get annoyed when people responded to my tweets so I usually ended up blocking them, it took years for me to learn how to respond like a regular person and engage, but even that takes a lot of effort, it fucking drains me like an in person conversation.
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