Twitter as a “Twool” in Your Job Search

Kevin Kermes — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 20:49:36 +0000

While Social Media platforms like LinkedIn have gained increasing popularity with today’s job seekers, many are still on the fence regarding Twitter. Not too long ago, I was one of those wondering if and how this tool might assist job seekers. While I had my own ideas, I thought what better way to uncover how it can really help those in the midst of a job search than to find people who had success using it. So, I interviewed two women who found their jobs using Twitter.

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Twitter as a “Twool” in the Job Search

Kevin Kermes — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 18:38:00 +0000

To listen to these two interviews and learn tips on how to incorporate Twitter as a “twool” in your job search, use the links below:

How I Found My Job with Twitter – Interview #1

How I Found My Job with Twitter – Interview #2 (this one is missing the first few minutes, but still has tons of great how-to information)

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Twitter as a “Twool” in Your Job Search

Twitter as a “Twool” in the Job Search