Higher Ed Career Coach Sean Cook talks with Eric Stoller, an academic advisor from Oregon State University, about how to use RSS feeds and feed readers (google reader, etc.) to keep track of vacancies during your higher education job search.
Take 5 and Listen in the Morning: My Rx for Using Social Media to Advance Your Job Search
Much has been said lately about the value of social media to job seekers. Since you’re reading a blog post about it, which you probably learned about from a post on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or BrazenCareerist, the value of social media should be obvious. It is likely what brought you here.
So let’s cut to the chase: You know social networking can be valuable, but you just aren’t sure how to do it the right way. Here are 5 great posts that can help you figure some of this out.
What Do YOU Value?
During a job search, it’s tempting to let your values take a back seat to getting the “right” job. It’s easy to spend more time looking at the duties listed in the job posting than looking at what isn’t found there: benefits, values, and institutional culture. Day in and day out, the overall picture of the position is what keeps us happy, motivated, and contributing to the success of our university, and to ourselves as people. Our job descriptions are not our life descriptions, people!
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