All the hubbub lately about Twitter (Google acquisition? No acquisition? – Originally read through Scoble) has made me a bit curious about the new trends in social media. Heck, even Mini-Microsoft (the mystery Microsoft blogger) started Twittering,
Office 2007 Pro Plus, so you know it’s time to start paying attention!Last Friday, I finally broke down and started my own Twitter account. (Started is kind of a loose term... I’ve had it for a year, just never used it,
Microsoft Office Pro 2007!) Then today – after seeing a ton of Tweets about the updated FriendFeed Beta, I decided to sign up and give that a try also. Now that I’m busy going about building yet another social network,
Microsoft Office Standard 2007, it’s got me thinking: Do people really find jobs using these? As a recruiter, I’ve found several excellent employees through social networking sites (namely LinkedIn and Facebook – see Ryan’s recent post for more). But Twitter? The Micro-Blog? I’ve heard stories – mostly through someone who knows someone, who knows someone who hired or was hired through Twitter. But these only carry so much weight. I want to hear it from you,
Office 2010 Keygen! So,
Microsoft Office 2010 Home And Business, tell me: What’s your social media story? How has the world of social networks helped you land that perfect job? Do you use Twitter? FriendFeed? Looking forward to your comments! Oh, and while I’m at it -- feel free to connect: My Windows Live; My LinkedIn; My Twitter; My Facebook; My FriendFeed. -Kenji