"Three thousand people, Americans and Canadians aged 18 and up, were surveyed over an 18-month period that ended this April. The results paint an interesting picture of a rapidly evolving modern work force.
The desire for unprecedented work flexibility is the key touchstone of the surveys. That flexibility is manifest in just about every facet of the work environment. Workers want to decide where they work (home, office, coffee shop), when they work ("9 to 5" is all but dead), and how they work (preferring to use their own equipment over corporate-issued machines). Already, 70 percent of workers say they work from an alternative location than the office on a regular basis, and 66 percent said they use or want to use a laptop or tablet to allow this kind of flexibility. "
http://www.itnews.com/business-issues/63362/todays-workers-demand-flexibility-mobility-and-facebook
My friend just got a job at NOKIA using Facebook as a job searching tool. I do not know he did it actually, but certainly will ask him.
To me using social media as a job searching tool is very unusual. I need more time until I adopt to them. But I agree that in a long run everybody has to face with the impact of the social media on the job search process either implicit or explicit.
The desire for unprecedented work flexibility is the key touchstone of the surveys. That flexibility is manifest in just about every facet of the work environment. Workers want to decide where they work (home, office, coffee shop), when they work ("9 to 5" is all but dead), and how they work (preferring to use their own equipment over corporate-issued machines). Already, 70 percent of workers say they work from an alternative location than the office on a regular basis, and 66 percent said they use or want to use a laptop or tablet to allow this kind of flexibility. "
http://www.itnews.com/business-issues/63362/todays-workers-demand-flexibility-mobility-and-facebook
My friend just got a job at NOKIA using Facebook as a job searching tool. I do not know he did it actually, but certainly will ask him.
To me using social media as a job searching tool is very unusual. I need more time until I adopt to them. But I agree that in a long run everybody has to face with the impact of the social media on the job search process either implicit or explicit.
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