Printer FriendlySocial media helps you be proactive in your job search, and can meaningfully increase the likelihood of uncovering the job opportunities that never get posted. Here is advice on using LinkedIn and Twitter, two popular social media sites, to network your way to career connections.
Career Services' Agreement for Online Professional Alumni Networking (doc). Students: Please submit a signed copy of this Agreement to the Career Services office to be eligible to join Career Services' Alumni-Student Career Connections LinkedIn networking group!
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