'Don't Work at Anduril' Recruitment Campaign Goes Viral | Entrepreneur
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Anduril Industries has secured a $22 billion contract with the U.S. Army for high-tech goggles, marking a significant milestone in defense technology. Founded by Palmer Luckey, the company is on a recruitment drive, targeting cities known for their young tech workforce like Boston, Atlanta, and Seattle. Their campaign features eye-catching street-art-style ads that challenge conventional norms, with a focus on attracting passionate and innovative talent. The strategy aims to set Anduril apart in the competitive defense sector, fostering a unique identity as they fill over 700 job openings.
1. "Work at Anduril.com" with a "Don't" placed over the top in a spray-painted, street-art-like font, showcasing an unconventional recruitment strategy targeting young tech talent."
2. "Anduril is not for everyone. That's the point," said Jeff Miller, highlighting the company's unique approach to attracting talent through their unconventional advertising.
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