Job Searching? Twitter might not come to mind when looking, but nothing shows a more genuine impression of your personality and interests than Twitter. Presenting yourself on Twitter can get you noticed professionally.
Read the thread on how you can use Twitter:
#JobSeekersSA
Networking on Twitter takes time!
Start by following companies you're interested in including industry 'thought leaders' in your chosen industry.
They won't provide you with a job, but they will give you valuable insight. And be engaged with their tweets, showing your interest.
Remember - Twitter is all about live updates and constant connection and interaction. It is preferable to be tweeting at least twice a day!
Twitter Chats can be used to help with this. Find chats relevant to your industry and get involved.
#Twitter #jobsearch
Companies do post vacancies on Twitter, but larger companies might have a separate account just for vacancies.
You can also try to search hashtags like #nowhiring #graduatejobs #salesjobs #engineerjobs
You even get Twitter accounts that act like Job Boards - posting vacancies.
Generally, the best way to use Twitter's Search Function for a Job Search is to search for jobs using a specific combination: location + seniority level + "hiring"/"vacancy"/"job" + industry
This looks like Pretoria graduate vacancy marketing
This should hopefully help those wanting to use Twitter in their job search or networking. Social Media provides so many opportunities to connect and make impressions with industry giants.
Let's hope these tips get you noticed! You will get that job!
#MondayMotivation #JobHelp
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