140 tweets…
140 inspiring tweets that give out helpful job searching tips to newly college graduates.
There are tweets for people who wish to identify and highlight their professional strengths.
There are tips for graduates who are applying for different jobs, scheduling job interviews, crafting efficient resumes, cover letter and any other tools necessary to get the job.
These tweets relate also networking and creating relationships with hiring managers.
For example, being present on various social media and using your profile in order to connect directly with the hiring managers is a skill that can be acquired.
Other soft skills such as managing different job offers without burning bridges and navigating office politics and making a lasting good impression on your boss and coworkers are introduced.
Review
#ENTRYLEVELTweet by career expert Heather R. Huhman is a fast and easy read and gathers both practical and motivational tips that, I believe, can be helpful to boost your job search.
#ENTRYLEVELTweet by career expert Heather R. Huhman is intended for newly college graduates with absolutely no idea how to transit from the classroom to the cubicle.
Heather R. Huhman is the founder and president of Come Recommended.
Introduced to the working sphere without guidance, she is adamant about helping recent graduates to launch their career.
I wish that there would be more practical illustrations and detailed tweets on how to navigate office politics.
Let me know below what you think about this book!
Favorite quotes
Tweet 2 Others, namely your parents, will “strongly encourage” you to take the first job you’re offered out of college
Tweet 5 Don’t beat yourself up for not making the right choice at first—most of us don’t!
Tweet 52 If you have large gaps in your résumé due to removing all unrelated positions, include them in Additional Experience. No bullets.
Tweet 112 Read industry publications and blogs. It’s important to keep up with the news and latest trends in your industry.
Tweet 131 If you are not entirely certain you understand what your supervisor wants when he or she has given you an assignment, speak up!
Tweet 132 Become the go-to person for something in the office, whether it’s building PowerPoint presentations or navigating social media.
Tweet 133 Keep your opinions to yourself, and be aware of negative “types” in the office. Don’t partake in gossip!
Ratings: 3/5
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