Social media for job hunts
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This document provides tips for using social media to find a job. It recommends checking your online reputation by searching for yourself and setting up alerts. Blogging can demonstrate skills and expertise, while Twitter allows networking through hashtags, following others, and retweeting. LinkedIn and Facebook can be used to maintain professional networks and keep contacts informed of your job search. Using social media strategically includes following others in your industry and engaging respectfully.
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