We've seen a growing trend lately in how web 2.0 tools can be beneficial to recruiting the right people for your organization. Now, one more organization is finding its new workers through the net. In a recent article at CNet, we find out that MI6, the UK's Secret Intelligence Service, is using the networking tool to recruit their next generation of spies.
As the article points out, the job ads placed are relativly simple. Copy used in one says: "Time for a career change? MI6 can use your skills. Join us as an operational officer collecting and analysing global intelligence to protect the UK."
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(237)
-
▼
September
(20)
- Smart phone is now main focus at Nokia
- The next James Bond on Facebook?
- David and Goliath
- Cisco Focuses on Business Users Collaborating
- Oracles New Enterprise 2.0 Platform: Beehive
- Instant Messaging in the Enterprise: Is it Finally...
- Web 2.0: An Asset and a Liability
- The Case for Collaboration
- Enterprise Email is Interesting Again
- Wiggio: Group Collaboration Made Easier
- CMS Watch Presents Enterprise Portal Marketplace G...
- Winner of DemoJam: Enterprise Wide Spell Checking
- Enterprise 2.0 How To’s
- Zoho Docs…At it again
- LinkedIn joins forces with CNBC
- Enterprise 2.0: Interesting Facts
- Microsoft Applications Vs. Google Apps in the Ente...
- Peek brings email to mobile devices for small busi...
- YouTube Exclusively for Business
- Google Chrome: Enterprise Browser?
-
▼
September
(20)
No comments:
Post a Comment