Chatterbox is a find for Facebook

[Детектив-Юг]

Source: ivanovo.kp.ru/daily/25641.5/805413/

- I was fired! - the friend Lenochka sobs into the receiver. - Never!

“So for nothing?”

“The boss said I spend too much time on Facebook.”

For an advanced user, I’ll explain: Facebook is such a social network, like a diary, in which you can write down everything that happens to you: events, impressions ... Only friends can watch recordings — that is, those to whom you allowed access to your notes.

I go to the page of Helen and see: the girl, it turns out, every hour, if not more often, posted messages about what was happening to her. They gave her the task to prepare a report - she doesn’t have to scribble on paper on the Internet: “But they ordered me to write a report! Long and boring. " In general, it’s not so difficult for competitors to understand what Lenochka’s department is doing, how the work schedule is arranged, and, most interestingly, to get first-hand characteristics of employees.

And Lenochka thought of writing down her friends as her friend! So she knocked on computer keys and tapped on herself.

As it turned out, not only she ...

Excessive social activity on the World Wide Web can adversely affect even a completely successful career. According to a survey by HeadHunter, every third domestic company experienced leakage of classified information via the Internet. Although three out of four organizations have strict rules for dealing with confidential materials. But how to stay if they “get cold” without Facebook and Twitter news? (They say that there is already a dependence on social networks - well, a person cannot take a step without informing the fateful event of the Internet!)

In addition to the loss of confidential information, the authorities do not like the fact that people are too busy with their own affairs during working hours, that is, they are freebies!


Everything that goes from companies' computers via e-mail or is laid out on social networks is closely watched in 32% of organizations. Employee blogs are monitored in 24% of companies.

Theoretically, transferring something to the outside world from a working computer (or taking it to some medium) is not easy. But when he arrives home, a person can share his thought about working on a blog or social network, and then the chances that his action will go unnoticed by the boss are much greater. Companies are increasingly afraid that one of the employees will blurt out too much.

“Social networks are a good place to collect preliminary information when conducting business intelligence,” expert Roman Romachev told KP. - You will not reveal great secrets there, but it often becomes clear which side is more convenient to get to. There are all conditions for this: more than half of users are ready to write something about their work on the Internet. For example, that the director is not a good person. 30% of respondents honestly admitted that without any malicious intent at least once in their life they made records on the Internet containing secret information about their work. Moreover, women are more talkative - they publish 37% of unauthorized information.

But 31% of employees are ready to insist on their colleagues who have lost their vigilance.

Counterintelligence of companies is still lagging behind in efficiency. Only in 10% of organizations do “educational” measures be applied to too talkative employees.

But for the time being ... Dismissals of too talkative employees have already begun. So far, little by little, it’s not so easy to find the corresponding line in the Labor Code under the “talker”. Further obviously it will be more fun.


COMPETENTLY

Yuri Virovets, President of HeadHunter: “You Can’t Hide On The Internet”

- Social networks made the concept of privacy very vague. People often themselves disclose information about themselves, which financial and state organizations are trying to keep secret. And this is the problem - many people hardly feel the line between personal and professional. When a person’s thoughts, ideas, and actions become known to everyone, including the company where he works, the consequences can be very different: both an immediate career take-off and an early dismissal.

There is no ready-made recipe for reconciling openness on social networks and a career. The main thing is to remember that information does not disappear anywhere on the Internet. And hiding behind a cunning nickname is no longer possible - calculating a real author is now quite simple. The Internet is a public place, and you need to behave in it in accordance with your status in real life.

BTW

Nude interferes with a career

“Social networks provide a lot of information about the personal lives of the organization’s employees,” says Timur Iosebashvili, head of job search site Joblist.ru. - One large financial company did not hire a director of the department just because personnel officers found his beach photos on the Internet. It would seem, what kind of problem? But these cards, where the person is not depicted in the most attractive form, are accessible to everyone. So, one of the partners or clients can see them, this will affect the image of the company.

For mere mortals, the requirements are not so strict. It is unlikely that anyone will fire an accountant for a photo posted on the Web in a swimsuit or even without it.

In the US there are statistics - 70% of trade secrets can be found. Often using the Internet. In order to somehow protect themselves, employers block access to Internet messengers like ICQ, G-talk, Jabber, Yahoo IM, social networks (VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, Facebook) and blogs. Due to this, it is possible to reduce the number of leaks. But people tend to communicate, and work is one of the most frequent topics of conversation. Whether it is a personal meeting or online communication, any information or opinion that a person has may be voluntarily or involuntarily made public. Information does not dissolve on the Web, but accumulates, so that sooner or later it can reach a competitor.

Have fallen

If you have a blog - close it!

Last summer, the director of marketing and advertising of the Don Plaza Congress Hotel Ekaterina Serebryakova lost her job. A Rostov journalist and PR specialist believes that the reason for her dismissal was criticism of the work of her company and bosses, expressed in a personal blog. Moreover, not only the hotel, but also the company to improve the image of the entire Rostov region, to which the lady also had a relationship, suffered from her caustic remarks.

And in the UK at the end of January, due to excessive sociability, she lost £ 6,000 (about 300 thousand rubles) Katie Farlong, a former debt consultant at Royal Bank of Scotland. The girl fell under the planned reduction and was to receive a substantial severance pay. What she was not slow to write on Facebook. When the bank management found out about this record, Katie was fired for another article - for violating the "declaration of secrecy." And they didn’t pay any allowance.

 

[Generalpi]

In the states, prosecutors and immigration prosecutors love Facebook. Girls or boys will come from Russia or Kazakhstan to America and want to stay and begin to sculpt humpbacked. Like they were chased or they are lesbians or blue. In short, not the traditional orientation. And they themselves are sitting on Facebooke and posting photos with friends and happy faces. And then the time of judgment comes and they were caught that they are deceiving. And time to go home.

 

[Арсен]

Fool Lena! And she is a fool in Africa, a fool. : D: lol:: lol:: lol: Thanks Victor, interesting material.

 

[Детектив-Юг]

In the states, prosecutors and immigration prosecutors love Facebook. Girls or boys will come from Russia or Kazakhstan to America and want to stay and begin to sculpt humpbacked. Like they were chased or they are lesbians or blue. In short, not the traditional orientation. And they themselves are sitting on Facebooke and posting photos with friends and happy faces. And then the time of judgment comes and they were caught that they are deceiving. And time to go home.

STEVE, and how do you feel about non-traditionally oriented methods of espionage, or what is the name of the KR here?

 

[Бюро Рысь]

Vitya thanks for the material

 

[Детектив-Юг]

Vitya thanks for the material

Ruslan, but everything turns out to be very simple, read professional articles about scouts and spies merchants and understood everything.
You go to the browser, send a request.
For example, spies or intelligence, and so many interesting things fall out at once, that life is not enough to read this heresy, and even more so, to post it on the forums.
Connect, maybe you’ll dig something super interesting.

 

[Бюро Рысь]

Steve, indeed, how are things with you.

 

[Плотников Юрий Михайлович]

Fool Lena! And she is a fool in Africa, a fool. : D: lol:: lol:: lol: Thanks Victor, interesting material.

Apparently, Lena, was a natural blonde! : lol:

 

[Generalpi]

Victor, I did not understand the question. Damn began to notice that sometimes I do not understand the meaning of what was written or said in Russian.

 

[Бюро Рысь]

Victor, I did not understand the question. Damn began to notice that sometimes I do not understand the meaning of what was written or said in Russian.

I will paraphrase the question of Viti (since he had left for the field before evening) How do America treat competitive intelligence?