Lots of people in the research community are on Linked In (http://www.linkedin.com/). It’s kinda like Facebook but focuses on work rather than babies, holidays and inane quiz games.My recent survey of researchers on Linked In found that some people use it for head-hunting, but most people use it for nothing at all.
So let’s give this thing some life. Join the 100 Stories group on Linked In (http://www.linkedin.com/groups?about=&gid=2181687&trk=anet_ug_grppro) and you’ll be able to connect with other delegates or members of the research community – before, during and after the conference.
Happy social networking!
@ 10 Aug - 30+ ppl in the group already - c'mon, you know you want to
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I'm in the "most people use Linked-in for nothing at all" category. But it's kind of nice to know you can immortalise yourself for a few minutes of online fame anyway. Plus it's useful for finding out where your contacts have gone to their next job.
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