It seems to go in cycles, the influx of my friends seeking jobs; new, replacement or otherwise. At a peak right now, I’m spending much of my spare time forwarding job descriptions, thinking about opportunities and connections I can help facilitate, and what advice to impart (when and only when they ask and are ready to hear it). For the people who think finding a new job via social media is as easy as booting up a laptop, a few thoughts on what’s not going to do it.
Five Signs Social Media Won’t Help you Land a New Job
Good luck. Be persistent. Be aggressive. And don’t be afraid to ask for connections.
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