FB preparing new website 'Facebook at Work' to compete with LinkedIn

Facebook and 'Facebook at Work' will function separately and no information will be shared between the two

ANI Sydney
Last Updated : Nov 17 2014 | 5:35 PM IST

Facebook is working on a new website called 'Facebook at Work' to compete with other sites like LinkedIn.

According to reports, Facebook has been secretly working on the new website that would also help users connect with people on a professional front, collaborate over documents and make professional contacts, reported News.com.au.

'Facebook at Work' will offer similar feature as Facebook like newsfeed, messaging and groups.

Along with the old features, the new tools will include the ability to work on shared documents.

Facebook and 'Facebook at Work' will function separately and no information will be shared between the two.

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First Published: Nov 17 2014 | 5:34 PM IST

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