
Where are you looking for job opportunities? Most job seekers who are current with the times will tell you they’re looking at online job boards and focusing most of their time on social media sites like LinkedIn. Those who understand the value of social media for job searching and job networking will also tell you they are finding job opportunities on Twitter.
To job search effectively today, you need to be in direct contact and communication with the individuals who can help open the doors to a job interview. Simply applying to a job opening by sending an email to the general HR inbox or clicking submit through the job board, and then waiting for a response just isn’t effective anymore. Clearly, there is a lot of information on how LinkedIn has helped job seekers make connections with professional contacts and prospective employers, but when it comes to Twitter, it’s not as clear – how can a tweet running 140-character or less help your job search? Find clarity on how you can also use Twitter for job searching with the tips below:
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To job search effectively today, you need to be in direct contact and communication with the individuals who can help open the doors to a job interview. Simply applying to a job opening by sending an email to the general HR inbox or clicking submit through the job board, and then waiting for a response just isn’t effective anymore. Clearly, there is a lot of information on how LinkedIn has helped job seekers make connections with professional contacts and prospective employers, but when it comes to Twitter, it’s not as clear – how can a tweet running 140-character or less help your job search? Find clarity on how you can also use Twitter for job searching with the tips below: