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Yeah, totally agree. They also have aggressive print advertising everywhere (here in Munich) for this campaign. I wonder if they can attract any real talent th
by philfrasty 11y ago
Yeah, totally agree. They also have aggressive print advertising everywhere (here in Munich) for this campaign.
I wonder if they can attract any real talent though? Only people I know willingly wanted to work for the Bundeswehr eiter did not have the grades to study elsewhere or went to Afghanistan for the money.
- zorked 11y agoThey have pamphlets that pretty much say "hey, you could earn more money and have better working conditions from a real employer but that would be boring right?". So I guess not.
- EwanToo 11y agoThat's the same as GCHQ say here in the UK, it seems every goverment is much the same!
- cm3 11y agoI'm glad somebody joins them, though, or they would make up a law to legalize what drug cartels are doing with IT (and other) talent. Laws can be passed in parliament and be in use and need to go through trial at supreme court to be ruled invalid. I really wish passing laws was super had, super laborious, and took a very long time (at least 5 years). Then, the government, which needs to be reelected every 4 years, cannot pass all kinds of stupidity.
- drjesusphd 11y agoWhat are "drug cartels doing with IT talent"?
- cm3 11y agohttp://motherboard.vice.com/read/radio-silence http://motherboard.vice.com/read/radio-silence http://www.zdnet.com/article/it-myths-colombian-drugs-gangs-mainframe-assisted-assassinations/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/it-myths-colombian-drugs-gangs-...
- 67726e 11y agoHell, if they would accept foreigners like the US military does and provide a path to citizenship I'd be all over it.