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Tweet your Way to a New Career
Social media applications, and especially Twitter, offer an incomparable opportunity to develop a wide professional network, meet new people and find new career opportunities.
The first step is to fill your feed with relevant people. For instance, many of the executives and HR personnel at the companies you wish to work for will have Twitter feeds. Follow them, and when the opportunity comes up, reply to their tweets and re-tweet their messages.
Alternatively, search for a career path, such as ‘oil and gas’ and select people from the left hand menu. Within a short time you will know of the important people within your chosen field, and will have begun to get your own name into circles that will help in your new career.
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