Finding a Job on the Internet

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The Internet has revolutionized the hiring process. Some of the Internet’s advantages have become disadvantages for job seekers. This Tutorial will highlight the best uses of the Internet to find a job, and steer you clear of the nonproductive ones.

The Internet has been revolutionary in helping you find a job. However, most of the activities that people indulge in confuse activity with productivity. LinkedIn, for instance, can be a great help in finding a job. It can also be a really big distraction and waste of time. Because people can control their activities on the Internet, they have a tendency to waste a lot of time thinking they are looking for a job while spending time on the Internet. Hitting the “send” button is not looking for a job. This tutorial instructs one on how to get the most out of the Internet in your job search, as well as avoiding pitfalls.

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"I spent hours doing the wrong things on the Internet. Tony, you are right when you explain that people confuse productivity with activity. I was hitting that send button thinking I was finding a job. Thanks for your help. I’m now using the Internet in the right way."

- Dave B., Montgomery, AL

"My wife kept telling me that I was spending way too much time sending resumes on the Internet, managing my LinkedIn profile and designing my personal website and blog. I had read a number of books that said you could get a job that way. My wife was glad when I shared with her what you taught me. I now spend most of my time trying to get interviews in a direct way. Harder work, but much more profitable."

- Donnie F., Denver, CO