Social Networks and Job Hunting
Social networks are
actually causing companies die out due to people making more money online with
the networks than going out to do the job. Job hunting is really hard so when
social networks offer jobs people will go for it and stop hunting when I was
searching for a job it took me months
because I didn’t have experience. Well my question is what happen to training
and how are we going to get experience if we can’t get the job or get the
training for the job. It is so stressful looking for a job and applying one
after another. Nowadays all the applications are online. You never meet face to
face with a manager so they can tell you yes or no based on your resume and how
u act in front of him like if you are respectful or if you dress appropriate.
There are people that just get the job over experience they don’t give any
chances. So people will take a job that needs no experience. And get training
they need to succeed in the jobs. I personally think that jobs should give
everyone a fair chance to get a job not because teens and older people can’t
get a decent paying job. I make 8.25 an hour and can only work 20 hours a week
and my stepmom works everyday except for two days and she gets paid 9.25 a hour
it’s not fair that we have good jobs and people at McDonald's get paid 15.00 an
hour that’s not fair we work so hard to get paid barley anything and I apply to McDonald's and I get turn down because I have no experience. That’s not fair to
us that need and try hard to make money. And social networks are making it a
lot easier to find jobs but harder to get them.
"Social media
is changing the way we communicate and the way we are perceived, both
positively and negatively. Every time you post a photo, or update your status,
you are contributing to your own digital footprint and personal brand."
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