The more popular Twitter becomes, the better it becomes for job seekers. As more people flock to sign up, more employers realize how useful Twitter is for recruitment, more colleges provide job-related resources on Twitter, and more success stories are born each day.

If you’re looking for a job, here are three simple tips to help you leverage Twitter to find success.
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Sprucing up your Twitter account is almost as important as revising your paper resume these days. But are recruiters really watching you on social media? This infographic should help you decide.
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This is a cautionary tale for any of your “over-sharers” on Twitter or Facebook: A CFO of a major fashion company lost his six- to seven- figure job over company-related tweets.
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When it comes to landing a job, everyone and their grandmothers will tell you you have to have at least one eye on social these days. Your public profiles will be searched and scrutinized before any job offer comes your way.

It’s not only important to fine-tune your social profiles when job hunting, but you should also understand how recruiters – those gatekeepers of all the plumb jobs in your industry – are using social. And the Social Recruiting Activity Report has all the information on how recruiters are using LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook to scout for talent.
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Karen Wickre, the former blog strategist and global communications manager for Google, has taken a job at Twitter as its editorial director. Wickre will be charged with developing a consistent Twitter “voice” across its various public platforms.
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If you follow iconic Twitter account @TweetSmarter, you have no doubt noticed the abundance of scams and spam hitting Twitter lately. But while TweetSmarter tries to alert you to the latest scams, they can’t cover it all – which is why Twitter itself needs to step up its spam-fighting efforts.
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It looks like Snoop Dogg is taking his considerable branding efforts to a new level: tweeting his way to a C-level position at Yahoo.

It might just be a joke (or it might not be!), but Snoop’s recent tweet-application raises the question of whether it’s a good idea to tweet your own resume to a potential employer.
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How much could you make as a product manager at Twitter? Or as a copywriter? An engineer?

JobHintz.com has compiled the average salary range of all types of Twitter employees, including current job openings, so you can see how Twitter stacks up to other tech companies in the Valley.
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If you’re out there looking for a job, you can bet your employer is going to look up your social media profiles. And that includes Twitter.

This infographic outlines the five things you can do on Twitter so that you don’t get the job you dream of. Take my advice – don’t take theirs!
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More often than not these days, potential employers will take a look at a prospect’s Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media profiles. If you’re on the job hunt, you’ve got to make sure you look good not just in an interview, but online, too.
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