by Amy
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Microsoft has established Outlook as one of the leading applications for reading, writing, and managing e-mail. With Outlook 2010 and Outlook Social Connectors, though, Microsoft is breaking that mold and adapting the software as a communications hub rather than an e-mail utility by incorporating social networks like LinkedIn, MySpace, and now Facebook.
by Amy
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LinkedIn has introduced several new updates to their site recently, including the “Company Follow” tool, another that matches users to job openings and a number of new sharing options.
If you’re looking to add a bit of pizzazz to your profile, or hope to catch the eye of a hiring manager read on….
by Amy
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Right now the Australian online recruitment community have started a debate/discussion about the concept of using the content from social media as part of background checking.
Social media provides hiring managers a unique insight into candidates before they join the organisation. Now I agree last Saturday night’s drunken party photos have no place in the recruitment process, well maybe they do let’s see where this goes…
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A new location-sharing tool lets you tell the Twitterverse where you are. The microblogging site has turned on its new geolocation feature, which allows you to tell the Twitterverse where you are when you tweet. The new feature, which is off by default, is only available to US users right now, but should be rolled out in other countries fairly soon, according to Twitter co-founder Biz Stone.
