Is it just me or does it seem like every day there’s a new social media tool coming out, or a new application of an existing social network, that promises to help you get a job? Across the web (and across the real life population as well, I assume) there are people touting the superiority of Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook, and every other option when it comes to helping you find a job. I have my own biases as to what’s been successful for me, both as a job seeker and as a recruiter, but I’m asking to hear your opinions. Let me know what’s worked for you, and please don’t be shy about commenting.
I’d love to hear where you’ve been spending your social job searching time, and how the various available avenues are paying off. Thanks for voting!
David Gaspin (HR Dave) has hired, developed, coached, counseled, and advised hundreds of professionals at every stage of their careers on how to successfully navigate their careers and job searches, and is proud to have played a part in the professional growth of each of them. Over the course of his career he has recruited for positions at every level and has interviewed and hired thousands of professionals across a variety of functions. David is currently the Senior Vice President of Human Resources for a ground-breaking high-growth company in New York. He holds an MBA from Baruch College/CUNY and a Bachelor of Music from the Hartt School of Music. All opinions expressed on this site are David's only and are not explicitly or implicitly endorsed by, or necessarily shared by, any organization.
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TY for including Quora on your poll! Love your blog.
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TY for including Quora on your poll! Love your blog.