Digital Job Hunting 2.0
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After over 20 years in the technology industry, I've yet to ever hear someone say, "Let's make this more complicated!" And yet, even as things get easier and technology made more accessible, more "stuff" is crammed onto our devices (and our heads). Remember when a phone was just a phone? Yeah, me neither.
Today's modern websites can do extraordinary things, compressing the world and all of its information into something that you can carry around in your pocket. Job hunting sites like Indeed.com and Monster.com literally have hundreds of thousands of job listings that you can search for free. It's easy to become giddy over the wealth of knowledge you have (literally!) at your fingertips, but like Burgis Meredith in "Time Enough at Last" (a favorite Twilight Zone episode) without the proper tools, all that knowledge will go to waste.
This is where Digital Job Hunting 2.0 can help. If you can use a computer and have access to the internet anywhere (school, work, public library, local coffee shop) you can use the technique demonstrated in this book. You don't even have to own the computer you are using - if you can set up an email account with Google, you have all the tools you need to start finding more jobs faster.
If you are going to spend any time at all searching for a job, you owe it to yourself to try the methods outlined in this book.
Christopher Woo
Chris Woo has over 20 years experience in the technology industry working as a consultant and leader for Fortune 500 companies. Having written thousands of pages of documentation for clients, employees and customers, Chris is now expanding his oeurvre with both fiction and nonfiction books for the public. Chris lives and works in Southern California with his wife and daughter.
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Digital Job Hunting 2.0 - Christopher Woo
Digital Job Hunting 2.0
By Christopher M. Woo
Smashwords Edition
©2012 Christopher M. Woo
All Rights Reserved. Published 2012.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
What will you need to get started?
What is RSS?
How to Search
for Jobs Online
Create a Google account
Setting up RSS Feeds for Job Searches
Organizing and Viewing Your Job Feeds
Conclusion
Introduction
Let’s face it: If there was some magical technique, some guaranteed trick that would get you that callback on your resume, you’ve already read the book, attended the course, and watched the instructional video. You’ve received countless tips from family, friends, colleagues, coaches and strangers. You’ve reinvented your resume. You’ve rehearsed your elevator speech. You’ve carefully crafted clever answers to the world's toughest interview questions. And yet that phone remains stubbornly silent and your inbox woefully devoid of replies.
I can get the job,
I hear you say. "Just get me in front of the hiring manager and I can get