[MNASIS-L] June 23rd Metronet Wind Down: Twitter for Job Seekers

[Deanna Sylte, Operations Mgr.]

More and more often, people are turning to libraries for job-seeking
assistance, like we read about in a recent MPR story - Librarian's job
description expands to help unemployed (http://bit.ly/bCQMfz). You may know
about many websites where people can find job listings, but have you ever
thought about using one of the biggest social networks in the world to find
jobs?

 

Join us for the next Metronet Wind Down - Twitter for Job Seekers!

 

Thursday, June 23, 4:15-5:45pm

Wentworth Library meeting room

199 East Wentworth Ave
West St. Paul (Google Map:  <http://bit.ly/kQ8XxW> http://bit.ly/kQ8XxW)

 

Twitter has emerged as one of the best online tools for networking and job
seeking. Discover tips and techniques for finding a job and networking on
Twitter, with an emphasis on useful information that you can take back to
your library's job-seeking patrons. Learn about advanced Twitter searches,
hash tags, third party websites, and apps worth knowing about. Presented by
Brooke Roegge, Digital Information Specialist at the Minnesota Department of
Employment and Economic Development.

If you help job seekers in your library, this is a must-attend Wind Down.
Hope to see you there!

 

If you have any questions, contact LeAnn Suchy at leann at metronet.lib.mn.us.

 

LeAnn Suchy
MILI Program Manager, Metronet
1619 Dayton Avenue, Suite 314
St. Paul, MN 55104
Email: leann at metronet.lib.mn.us

Phone: 651.646.0475