— 73% of job seekers between the ages of 18 and 34 found their last job through social media. Source: Apollo Technical Landing the perfect job can be a job unto itself.

— 73% of job seekers between the ages of 18 and 34 found their last job through social media. Source: Apollo Technical Landing the perfect job can be a job unto itself.

Job seekers (46%) say that social media is a helpful tool to discover jobs they wouldn’t otherwise and get help (48%) in the interview process—all tactics used most by Gen Zers and millennials.

Zoomers celebrate their job resignations on social media The video from February 2023 is now one of the most viewed #quittoks, racking up over 13 million views and 2500 comments.

While more people are using social media networks to amplify their job hunt, unemployment remains relatively low in the United States at 4.1 percent, just above the 54-year record low last year of ...

It is not just making people aware of available jobs, but making job postings and the application process more enticing as well. Here is where social media-style communication stands out: transparency ...

Job seekers turn to honesty on social media to find work. People are “getting really personal” and leveraging their social media networks, says Danielle Abril of The Washington Post.

Still, using social media in today’s job market, particularly as a young graduate, can greatly increase your chances of finding the right role. You don’t have to use social media, but it is a ...

Cons of Social Media During a Job Search. It seems every day we hear about another influencer, celebrity or peer who’s made an online gaffe and landed themselves in career hot water.

Most Employers Screen Job Candidates’ Social Media Profiles. Should You? Professional social networks are a popular way to fill job positions, but they can be legally and ethically murky.