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An in-person networking event for you! Join us for #ATLMix – a tweetup where you’ll have a chance to meet a lot of terrific ATL tweeps!
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I don’t write very much about using Facebook for your job hunt. Why? Honestly, it’s not my favorite social network. I’m a bit of a Twitter fanatic, and LinkedIn is an obvious social networking tool for job seekers. I usually say that Facebook is my #3 “go-to” social network for job seekers. But, there is reason to rethink!
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In Part II of her guest post, Jessica Lewis points out that Twitter is useful for job seekers. She should know!
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Are you targeting your pitch? Or talking a lot about yourself?
Continue Reading >You are not convinced that social networking is here to stay?
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Are you a Twitter newbie looking to become a true expert? Twitter for Dummies is the book for you! Read on for my review…
Continue Reading >Standing out and being top-of-mind is key for job seekers. In this post, I jump into the video blogging realm to offer some advice to help keep you a head above the rest!
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Holiday weekends offer terrific opportunities to network. Think about it – connect with people about topics that have NOTHING to do with job hunting and you never know what you might learn that propels your search forward!
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While I think of using Twitter as second nature, there are many “ins and outs,” and it really is not all that obvious to everyone. So, I was excited to receive The Twitter Book, by Tim O’Reilly and Sarah Milstein. Read on for my review…
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If you want to stay competitive in today’s job market, it is crucial to incorporate today’s social networking tools into your job search. Not necessarily to find more job postings (although that is certainly possible), but to connect and interact with people you might not ever have another opportunity to “know” online or meet in person.
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