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	<title>Comments on: A Twitter Job Search Success Story</title>
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	<description>Breaking Into The Entry Level Job Market</description>
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		<title>By: Elizabeth</title>
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		<dc:creator>Elizabeth</dc:creator>
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		<description>I love stories like this. I read a newspaper story (traditional media -- really!) back in the fall about using Twitter and other social media and forwarded it on to a friend, for her child. Now that child is graduating from college, sans job, though he&#039;s using social media, friends, family and just about everything else he can think of, including old-fashioned hard work. We&#039;ll see him over the weekend, with both a fun, &quot;congratulations!&quot; gift, and an extremely practical one, a great book (my standard gift this spring) on finding a new job, called &quot;Job Coach for Young Professionals.&quot; It covers everything from A to Z -- the entire job search. And it&#039;s good for second and third jobs, too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love stories like this. I read a newspaper story (traditional media &#8212; really!) back in the fall about using Twitter and other social media and forwarded it on to a friend, for her child. Now that child is graduating from college, sans job, though he&#8217;s using social media, friends, family and just about everything else he can think of, including old-fashioned hard work. We&#8217;ll see him over the weekend, with both a fun, &#8220;congratulations!&#8221; gift, and an extremely practical one, a great book (my standard gift this spring) on finding a new job, called &#8220;Job Coach for Young Professionals.&#8221; It covers everything from A to Z &#8212; the entire job search. And it&#8217;s good for second and third jobs, too.</p>
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