Online Sites Not Just For Your Job Search

Online Sites Not Just For Your Job Search Yesterday I wrote about the misconceptions surrounding the job of a recruiter in,Head Hunters, Search Firms and Recruiters. What do they really do? At the same time, it came to my attention thatthere seem to be just as many misconceptions about the purpose of online web sites as there are about recruiters. In each of the following articles50 of the top online web sites are listed.There is little variance in the top web sites that are provided, however,each of the articles are writtento attract readers withvery different interests, which should dispell themisconception thatthe people onthese sites are only those who are searching for a job. Whether you are interestedin social media, managing abusiness orjob seeking,there are few sites that you would want torule out. Personal Management is the name of the topicgiven toone of the articles andseems veryappropriate when referring to these online sites. 50 Online Applications and Sites to Consider 50Social Sites That Every Business Needs a Presence On Top 50 Web 2.0 Tools for Job Seekers These days, if you want to be found, you need to be online!Thats notto say that the purpose of these sites is solely toprovidean opportunity to be found by a potential employer.Whetheron a professional site or a social site,and the differentiation is narrowing by the hour,such as LinkedIn, Naymz or Facebook, you are among millions of users.Some willpost their needs and and some may not but whether they are searching fora job, a friend, a relative, customers, information, references orprofessional colleaguesthey could all very wellbe on the same online site. Even the online sites specifically related to job seekers, such as Monster and Workopolis do not consist solely of those seeking a job, sincethere are no rules to remove your postedresume upon becoming employed. In fact, maintaining your resume onlinemay provide you withfurtheropportunities and could shorten the length of an unexpected job search.