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New Tools, Same Skills, No Silver Bullet - Social Media Action Plan for Job Search
Wherever you look these days someone is prophesying about how Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are revolutionizing business including job search. There is also a lot of consternation about which to include into business and personal life. While some may say “You have to be on X…” if the tool might not fit you. While it took me awhile to jump into the social media pool, I would recommend at least giving some of these tools a try to see how they can be integrated into your business and personal life. By completely dismissing these tools as a fad, as many of done, you are missing out on opportunities that can enrich your life personally and professionally.
Job Hunting in the Electronic Age
The internet has brought many changes to our lives and has made certain things easier and more convenient. Searching for a job is a case in point. With just a moderate level of computer knowledge you can post your resume on job boards, search for positions in many different locations, and apply for jobs online. In fact, more and more employers are only accepting resumes submitted directly to their websites, or sent via email. Additionally, effective February 6, 2006, the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) issued a final rule requiring all Federal contractors and subcontractors to follow certain recordkeeping guidelines when recruiting and tracking internet applicants.
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ClearedJobs.Net Updates Online Training Videos
ClearedJobs.Net adds a new series of timely and highly-relevant video clips to its YouTube Channel as part of its commitment to security cleared job seeker education and outreach. The four new online videos discuss relevant topics for today’s environment in job seeking such as reasons to attend a job fair and how to help a friend in their own job search. - (May 11, 2009)
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