Click on the image above to read an article from “One Day One Job” about how 5 job seeking students utilized Facebook advertisements to get thousands of employees from their Target company to contact them. This is a really interesting approach to turning the tables on employers and instead of companies posting ads and students click on them, students post the ads and hopefully the employers click on them. Interesting concept! Check it out!
Tags: facebook, job search
Jena joined the CSPD as the Assistant Director of Recruitment and Professional Development with over 4 years career services experience including a background in corporate recruiting. She is excited to work collaboratively with the Fox School students regarding career search strategies and hopes students gain some additional insight into the job search through “Opportunity Knocks”.
Kel is an undergrad majoring in Management Information Systems, graduating in 2010. He is very involved and hopes to share some of his experiences with other students. His goal is to motivate others to do their best. He believes that with a little inspiration you can get where you want to be. Through this blog, he wants to show you that opportunities are out there.
September 22nd, 2008 at 9:48 pm
Hi Jena,
Thanks for sharing our article with your students. I’m glad to see another Career Center with a blog.
Had we known about you, we might have included you on our list of Top 10 Career Services blogs: http://www.onedayonejob.com/blog/top-10-college-career-services-blogs/
If you have any questions on how your students can use the results from this experiment in their job searches, feel free to contact me. I’m more than happy to help.