LOOKING FOR A JOB? HERE ARE TOP 3 TOOLS FOR JOB HUNTING
Job hunting just like most things in the world today has been influenced by the invention of technology and only those who decide to move with the current trend can get or retain a job.
Since technology is here to stay and the world is now a global village, you need more than just walking from pillar to post to get your dream job and this post is here as an eye opener to show you some essential tools you may just be neglecting in your quest to find a job.
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The essential tools you need to find a job in the 21st Century
Our world is fast developing and even those who live in countries called developed countries can not deny the fact that they are experiencing more rapid development than they have ever seen in the past.
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Social Media Network
The social network is the new age of communication and almost every human being who has access to the internet belongs to one social network or the other, which is why it has become a key player in business and communication because money can be made anywhere there is population. Therefore, business owners both small and large scale are moving in to tap into the hidden wealth of the social network.
As a smart job hunter, it is important that you lay your trap in the walkway of the large crowd by joining discussions in various groups and stay on the lookout for the pages of your prey because the companies have rebranded their mode of recruitment and you also have to do same and there is no better way than to follow every single update they release which is only possible through the social network.
List of social networks for job hunting:
The above-listed networks are the leading social networks for job hunting. Although Facebook appears to be more popular LinkedIn has more professional organizations listing their job openings than Facebook.
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Forums/ Groups
Just like social networks, belonging to forums and groups with like-minded people can be a very good way to find your desired job.
As a member of a group or forum, don’t just be an observer rather try to be as active as possible and contribute to other people’s issues use your signature wisely by adding your area of specialization because you never can tell when you get that call that will make the difference.
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Print media (newspaper, magazine, etc)
Although the print media seems to be getting less attention these days, that doesn’t mean it’s no longer a tool for getting your desired job because some companies and government agencies still publish vacancies in newspapers and various print media.
Outside the above options, you can subscribe to job publishing websites like Jobberman, jobrapido, Â job niche blogs, and your desired company/organization feeds and newsletters. Thanks for reading.
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