Full version Your Social Media Job Search: Use Linkedin, Twitter, and Other Tools to Get the Job
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[Note: An updated version (April 2015) exists- re-titled "Advanced LinkedIn." It contains all the information in this book, plus more. Please search for this title under the same author - "Robert Hellmann." Or, go directly to the Amazon.com page http: //bit.ly/adlinked .] The evidence is clear: those who use social media for the job search are reaching their career goals more quickly. Written by a career coach in a clear format and an accessible style, "Your Social Media Job Search" uses client case studies and actual work-samples to show you how to: Prioritize using social media applications for the best possible search. Write a powerful LinkedIn profile that gets attention from employers and recruiters. Use advanced LinkedIn features to get meetings and interviews, and conduct research. Use Twitter for job-related research to get better information faster. Get invaluable help (and interviews) from your network and people you don't know. Know when to use Facebook and blogs to get ahead of the competition. Advance in your current job or career. Build your business or consulting practice using social media."
[Note: An updated version (April 2015) exists- re-titled "Advanced LinkedIn." It contains all the information in this book, plus more. Please search for this title under the same author - "Robert Hellmann." Or, go directly to the Amazon.com page http: //bit.ly/adlinked .] The evidence is clear: those who use social media for the job search are reaching their career goals more quickly. Written by a career coach in a clear format and an accessible style, "Your Social Media Job Search" uses client case studies and actual work-samples to show you how to: Prioritize using social media applications for the best possible search. Write a powerful LinkedIn profile that gets attention from employers and recruiters. Use advanced LinkedIn features to get meetings and interviews, and conduct research. Use Twitter for job-related research to get better information faster. Get invaluable help (and interviews) from your network and people you don't know. Know when to use Facebook and blogs to get ahead of the competition. Advance in your current job or career. Build your business or consulting practice using social media."