The invites to join LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace, Ryze.com and other social networking sites are flooding your inbox from friends, colleagues, former co-workers, college classmates and even your boss.

Social media is a key player in the job search process today. Sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+ allow employers to get a glimpse of who you are outside the confines of a résumé ...

The power of ones networks when it comes to finding a new job was highlighted by a study from a few years ago by researchers at North Carolina State University. It revealed that your social ...

Your social media profile (or lack thereof) can impact your job searchCan social media impact your job search? Most definitely. Social media has become a critical skill for networking and promoting ...

Here’s how. Clean up your pages Social-media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, appear high in search results, so opt for the highest privacy settings on these networks.

Social networks have become a powerful tool for companies and entrepreneurs to achieve wide visibility of their products or services. Data from 2021 estimates that 4.3 billion people use social ...

Everywhere you look, social media is filled with overused hyperbole. I tripped on the way to the bathroom today, epic fail. I am looking for the world’s best quiche recipe. Go!

Here’s how. Clean up your pages Social-media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, appear high in search results, so opt for the highest privacy settings on these networks.

Acquaintances are likely to be more vital to your online job search than close friends or family, according to a new study. Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT ...