Skip to the content

Tweeterism

Guide to Twitter tools, apps and culture

  • About
Twitter Tools and Apps
May 30, 2012

Find Jobs from Twitter with twiCVer

By admin

twiCVer is an online tool with which you can send your resume via Twitter. With the original application is a person who applies, the candidate will have the chance to seek work from Twitter.

twiCVer

In addition, recruiters can search for a profile that suits your needs and contact you in a dynamic environment, and social, as offered by the social network of 140 characters. The premise of twiCVer is that the applicant uses only 10 tweets to explain his CV, i.e. that is short, concise and go to important (no laps).

The advantage for recruiters is that they have at disposal a tool that will allow them to read more CVs, follow profiles of potential candidates, filter information and provide a base of high quality information.

To start looking for work from the Twitter platform, you must be accredited with the social network data, to authorize the application and load the data to create an account.

So simple, so useful.

Tagsfind jobs from Twitter online tool twiCVer premise of twiCVer

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious Art with the 140 characters of Twitter
Next PostNext The Grim Tweeper: Tool to clean up the timeline of Twitter

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Categories

  • Managing Twitter Friends and Followers
  • Social Networking
  • Twitter Analytics
  • Twitter Celebrities
  • Twitter Culture
  • Twitter games
  • Twitter Keyword Trackers
  • Twitter mashups
  • Twitter News
  • Twitter Search Engines
  • Twitter Security
  • Twitter Tips
  • Twitter Tools and Apps
  • Twitter Users
  • Twitter visualizations

Recent Posts

  • How to increase engagement in your social networks
  • Twitter seeks volunteers to test state options and tweets “to break the ice”
  • Goodbye PNG: The images that you upload to Twitter will be converted to JPG
  • How to develop an audience on Social Networks
  • Communication errors in Social Networks
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Popularis Press