16% of job seekers found jobs via social media
One of the interesting results of Jobvite’s Social Job Seeker Survey 2011 was the above statistic.
LinkedIn has over 100 million users
Twitter likely has over 300 millions users
Facebook has over 800 million users
When you put these numbers together, you realize that either many, many people have still not begun using social media for their job search, or if they are, they’re not yet getting results.
Continue reading >> [POLL] Have You Told Your Social Networks About Your Job Search?
--Jacob Share
As more and more adults compete with teens and students for summer jobs, you need all the help you can get.
First, did you know there are…
4 kinds of summer jobs
Knowing this can open your eyes to options you haven’t already thought about.
A summer job can be any of the following:
a job that only happens in the summertime
a job whose timing this year happens to match up with the coming summer
a job related to something that experiences a temporary or regular hiring boom, such as in the summer
a regular job that a company temporarily gives to a lower-salaried person until a full-time hire is found, such as a student available in the summer
Continue reading >> 60+ Hot Tips for Summer Jobs and Where To Find Them
--Jacob Share
Do you Like any of these pages already?
How to use this list
* Each row shows how many people like that page and mentions any language used there regularly besides English
* The description was quoted directly from the page itself
* A country flag shows which country that page is aimed at while the globe icon (International) means a page with international scope
If you like this list, Like it on Facebook to share it with any friends who would also find it useful.
Continue reading >> Top 55 Most Popular Facebook Pages for Job Search in 2011
--Jacob Share
Take a first look at the 2011 edition of The Ultimate Twitter Job Search Guide, which is almost ready.
This is the second of a few announcements I’ll be making over the next few weeks about what I’ve been working on for JobMob moving into 2011.
The next announcement will arrive Wednesday, April 13th.
To get you excited about what’s coming, here’s your sneak preview.
Table of Contents
When you set your eyes on the 2011 Guide, this is the list of sections you’ll find inside…
Continue reading >> Sneak Peek: The 2011 Ultimate Twitter Job Search Guide
--Jacob Share
How to decide what size your personal avatar image should be on your favorite social networks.
What you need to know before spreading your avatar
In my 2009 Personal Avatar Size Reference Guide, I gave some rules to keep in mind when choosing an image size for your avatar. This year I’m going to keep things even simpler.
Since most of the popular social networks here below only use square images – cropping rectangular images when necessary – and they all show your image at various sizes, there are only really 2 ways of going about this:
1. Submit a good quality, large image that still looks good even when reduced in size, or…
2. Select an image according to which size is most likely to be seen for a given social network
Continue reading >> The 2010 Personal Avatar Size Reference Guide for 20 Top Social Networks
--Jacob Share
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