NEW YORK: According to a study, users who click too many 'selfies' not only reflect narcissistic traits but also demonstrate a lack of self-control to employers.
"The rise in selfie taking could lead to the more regular snappers losing out on jobs," says the study reported by MailOnline.
"In a career sense, selfies can really impact your brand," career coach Hallie Crawford was quoted as saying.
According to a study, users who click too many 'selfies' not only reflect narcissistic traits but also demonstrate a lack of self-control to employers.
The study, done by researchers at the University of Georgia, suggested that selfies are motivated by three factors - self-absorption, art or social connection.
"Regular selfie takers may be more narcissistic than their photo-shy friends," said Keith Campbell, psychology professor at the University of Georgia in the US.
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