There is a great deal of skepticism about using Twitter per say. If used correctly it can provide a wealth of knowledge and contacts that will reap rewards in your search for a new appointment. Yes, it can also be a huge time consumer if not used correctly. Here are some tips that will bring benefits to assist you through a job search:
1. Job search experts, coaches and resume writers use this tool extensively. They have valuable comments and knowledge to share. Each can bring value add to your quest to gain a thorough knowledge of techniques, how to generate leads and open job positions. Twellow is a must; the database for Twitter can provide you with a wealth of information. Search specific career industries to locate interesting people to follow.
2. The search functions on Twitter are impressive. The use of the hash tag #jobs or Twitterjobsearch can bring you numerous leads which stem from a variety of sources not all from job boards or corporate sites. New positions are posted every minute by Recruiters and others with many well-known brands.
3. Twitter is full of experts each willing to share snippets of news, the buzz and trends. Listen to these Twitterers , their Tweets will provide you with a large amount of information to prepare for a job interview.
4. Like all the social networks, using your time prudently can bring just as much value as mass marketing yourself. Connect with people at target companies, discover the gossip and uncover their employers needs. Ask probing questions, ask for referrals and give back by providing information.
5. Opening, trusting and honest communications is key! You are branding yourself to an influential audience all who want to hear your story or perhaps not if your Tweet is totally irrelevant . After all who wants to hear you are throwing up? What message does that send to your contacts and a potential employer? Engage in constructive conversation, ask probing, enticing questions or Re Tweet (RT) information you want to share. As with every online presence, you want to proofread all content prior to posting. Keep your posts positive, relevant and above all market yourself as an expert!
2. The search functions on Twitter are impressive. The use of the hash tag #jobs or Twitterjobsearch can bring you numerous leads which stem from a variety of sources not all from job boards or corporate sites. New positions are posted every minute by Recruiters and others with many well-known brands.
3. Twitter is full of experts each willing to share snippets of news, the buzz and trends. Listen to these Twitterers , their Tweets will provide you with a large amount of information to prepare for a job interview.
4. Like all the social networks, using your time prudently can bring just as much value as mass marketing yourself. Connect with people at target companies, discover the gossip and uncover their employers needs. Ask probing questions, ask for referrals and give back by providing information.
5. Opening, trusting and honest communications is key! You are branding yourself to an influential audience all who want to hear your story or perhaps not if your Tweet is totally irrelevant . After all who wants to hear you are throwing up? What message does that send to your contacts and a potential employer? Engage in constructive conversation, ask probing, enticing questions or Re Tweet (RT) information you want to share. As with every online presence, you want to proofread all content prior to posting. Keep your posts positive, relevant and above all market yourself as an expert!
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