[Guest article by M. Klugg] | Social networks – A word that has never been more topical and topical than in our society today. Facebook , Twitter and Co. have become an indispensable part of our lives, and humanity is constantly " online ", posting, chatting and "giving a thumbs up" and earning money online. This trend has spread to a wide variety of sectors, what was once just a way to occasionally keep in touch with friends and pass the time, now gives many people THE opportunity to find their dream job, make money online or to consolidate your career.
Earning money online is child's play thanks to social networks, as you can find sources for them through your many acquaintances.
The social networks give potential employees the opportunity to present themselves and show their strengths and skills, while employers are given the opportunity to critically examine the suitability of applicants by browsing or, if necessary, "re-checking" profiles.
This means that the employer can find the employee he wants and the employee the desired area of the job market more quickly and also saves himself lengthy phases of getting to know each other, as the profile information allows you to get a rough insight into the applicant or the company before you getting involved in the first job interview.
We live in a society that is so dependent on technology that people find it easier (and more fun) when they can show off their personality through photos or pictures instead of sitting down and laboriously putting a resume on paper cannot even begin to reflect the character of the applicant.
It should be noted that the trend is following Facebook and CO. has developed rapidly and will continue to develop in the coming years, more and more users will try to make friends or possibly earn money online through social networks.
Is this development a good thing?
In any case, it doesn't do any harm as long as you don't forget how to shake hands in a friendly manner and how to address yourself politely during a job interview.
This article was written by Matt Klug.
Matt regularly writes posts on various website blogs. As a PR communications agent, he works for the company Eternicom in Switzerland.
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Web: http://www.eternicom-media.ch
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[Guest article by M. Klugg] | Social networks – A word that has never been more topical and topical than in our society today. Facebook , Twitter and Co. have become an indispensable part of our lives, and humanity is constantly " online ", posting, chatting and "giving a thumbs up" and earning money online. This 