That’s nothing compared to the hundred of narcissistic FS blogs out there. What does it matter if the LE Staff have their jobs on LinkedIn? It’s a social networking site for job seekers and is essentially just an online resume. Good management controls should eliminate any concerns. I’d rather see LES on LinkedIn than some of the anti-Semitic vitriol I’ve seen on Facebook from LES in South Asia.
I am a LES corking in Cons, I am on LinkedIn, and I don’t see why I shouldn’t be? Apart from the occasional unsolicited question about visas (which I refer to the Embassy website) I don’t see any downsides to my LinkedIn presence.
That’s nothing compared to the hundred of narcissistic FS blogs out there. What does it matter if the LE Staff have their jobs on LinkedIn? It’s a social networking site for job seekers and is essentially just an online resume. Good management controls should eliminate any concerns. I’d rather see LES on LinkedIn than some of the anti-Semitic vitriol I’ve seen on Facebook from LES in South Asia.
Rant over.
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I am a LES corking in Cons, I am on LinkedIn, and I don’t see why I shouldn’t be? Apart from the occasional unsolicited question about visas (which I refer to the Embassy website) I don’t see any downsides to my LinkedIn presence.
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