A new list of 50 recommended Twitter.com users that job seekers should follow comes from Willy Franzen, who runs the One Day One Job blog.
He calls his blog "the insider’s guide to unique and exciting entry level job and career opportunities for recent college graduates."
His list includes:
- Alison Doyle (@alisondoyle) - Alison is a true thought leader when it comes to online job search. That’s why she wrote Internet Your Way To a New Job
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- Dan Schawbel (@danschawbel) - Dan is Mr. Personal Branding.
- Susan Joyce (@jobhuntorg) - Susan has built one of the most trusted job search resources on the Internet at Job-Hunt.org.
- Miriam Salpeter (@Keppie_Careers) - Miriam is a resume writer and career coach who is constantly pumping out valuable content for job seekers.
- Andy Beal (@andybeal) - Andy is the guy to know if you want to learn about online reputation management, which has become an essential part of job searching these days.
- Jason Alba (@jasonalba) - Besides being the CEO of JibberJobber, a website that will help you manage your job search, he also wrote I’m on LinkedIn–Now What???
and I’m on Facebook–Now What???
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- Steven Rothberg (@stevenrothberg) - He runs CollegeRecruiter.com, which ranks #1 in Google for “entry level jobs.” No further explanation needed.
And 18 other experts.
Franzen titles his post "50 Twitter Users to Follow for Your Job Search." The first 25 are individuals. The remaining 25 consist of recommendations to follow five people in each these categories:
- Thought leaders in your industry
- Local leaders in your industry
- People who share a common passion
- Amusing people
- Real life friends
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