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10 Must-Do's for Online Networkers
It's an online-networking world, and working people who aren't already on the bandwagon need to catch up, fast. Here are 10 tips to help you get your online networking activities going without ruffling any feathers.

Job hunting? Use social networks to make crucial connections
LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter can do much more than just let you blow off some steam.

Key Social Networking and Bookmarking Sites for Job-Seekers
A collection of key Web 2.0 and social media tools for job-seekers that include social networking and social bookmarking sites where you can build and manage your digital career presence.

What Does Your Profile Photo Say To Potential Employers?
Whether you are looking for a new job or you are self-employed and wanting to raise your professional profile, it is probably time for an online makeover. Picotte has a few helpful tips:

Unemployed? Tips to Use Twitter for Your Job Search | Careers
The free, social-networking site (www.twitter.com), founded in 2007, allows users to update their connections on what they’re doing in 140 characters or less. Many employees even hr managers from lead company such as IBM, Google and Apple, recruit in Twitter.

'What's on your mind?' Facebook and unemployment
Do you tell your Facebook network that you've lost your job? Or do you resist the urge to broadcast this personal information across electronic channels?

Finding New Employees, via Social Networks
ALAN KENNEDY, 54, had never used social networking sites until he was laid off from his job as an engineer last November. Then he did what many job seekers are now advised to do: he set up profiles on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Tools for Networking on the Internet
A variety of critical online career networking resources for job-seekers of all ages and experience.

Mobile Social Networking Tips
In the past few months, I've reconnected with friends from kindergarten through college and beyond. I've discovered thought-provoking online articles and videos I probably wouldn't have found on my own.

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