Twitter has been a great resource for professionals, organizations, job seekers, bloggers, and anyone else who uses the platform to get the word out. However, how do you know if the tweets you are sending out to the Twitterverse are being optimized?
Sure, sending out tweets regarding your professional and personal lives could help you stand out, but you probably need a pretty huge following before people start caring. So, how can you make sure your tweets are actually getting read?
Use hashtags. Using Twitter hashtags is a great way to optimize tweets because it’s like you’re adding information to the Twitter library. So,
The blog ResumeBear has a list of 25 companies that are interesting in hiring graduates straight out of college. The companies range from insurance giants like Allstate and Geico to education companies like Kaplan Higher Education. The fields also range with a lot of technology jobs coupled with some engineering and sales positions. Allstate is looking for the most help with 850 open positions. The list also has much smaller companies like Sabre Holdings, an information technology firm, who are only looking to hire 8 graduates. Companies looking to hire college students speaks to the changing job climate in 2011. It 