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In How Job Seekers Crack the Social Recruiting Code, Hillary O’Keefe, Onward Search’s Online Marketing Manager, talks with VMware’s Talent Acquisition Web Strategy Manager, Will Staney, about what job seekers can do to attract the attention of recruiters who are leveraging social media in their talent hunt.

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Will came to the show equipped with practical tips for getting noticed plus a few awesome examples of how cracking the social recruiting code works in real life.

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The idea behind attracting social recruiters is about knowing where you want to work and then taking charge of your job search. When you really want to work for a specific company, Will advises targeting recruiters much like they’re targeting you right now! Getting creative and embracing a “Purple Squirrel” mentality are more pieces to the puzzle that could help you land a job faster, plus build up an amazing personal brand for yourself.

HOT JOBS: Hillary tells us about a number of current job openings Onward Search currently is looking to fill across the country!

With offices located in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington DC, and Wilton, CT, Onward Search has many project-based and full-time executive positions available for Internet marketing, interactive design and mobile application development professionals.

Employers: Internet Marketing and Interactive Staffing

Onward Search is focused on one thing, and one thing only. We connect the most talented internet and interactive marketing talent in the country with the nation’s best companies. Call 1-800-829-0072 to get started today!

Nestlé USA, with 2008 sales of $10 billion is part of Nestlé S.A., the world’s largest food company with a focus on Nutrition, Health & Wellness. From Lean Cuisine to Nescafe, Wonka and Juicy Juice, Nestlé USA makes delicious, convenient, and nutritious food and beverage products that enrich the very experience of life itself. Nestle USA employs nearly 22,000 people within its various factory and office locations throughout the country. Today we’ll speak with Elizabell a Marketing Manager about the Nestle USA campus experience. Apply at NestleUSA.com.

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Elizabell will discuss:

• How long have you been with Nestlé USA?
• Describe your position.
• Where is your position located?
• Which Nestlé USA campus program were you a part of? Operations Mgmt Traineee
• Describe a project that you accomplished as part of your campus program?
• What have you learned from that experience
• What has surprised you most about being part of the campus program?
• What do you see as the future opportunities for you with Nestlé USA?
• What’s the best part about working at Nestlé USA?
• For a student that is considering a career with Nestlé USA, what advice would you give them?

Nestlé USA, with 2008 sales of $10 billion is part of Nestlé S.A., the world’s largest food company with a focus on Nutrition, Health & Wellness. From Lean Cuisine to Nescafe, Wonka and Juicy Juice, Nestlé USA makes delicious, convenient, and nutritious food and beverage products that enrich the very experience of life itself. Nestle USA employs nearly 22,000 people within its various factory and office locations throughout the country. Today we’ll speak with Karen a Quality Assurance Supervisor about the Nestle USA campus experience. Apply at NestleUSA.com.

Download MP3 or play live:

Karen, will discuss:

• How long have you been with Nestlé USA?
• Describe your position.
• Where is your position located?
• Which Nestlé USA campus program were you a part of? Operations Mgmt Traineee
• Describe a project that you accomplished as part of your campus program?
• What have you learned from that experience
• What has surprised you most about being part of the campus program?
• What do you see as the future opportunities for you with Nestlé USA?
• What’s the best part about working at Nestlé USA?
• For a student that is considering a career with Nestlé USA, what advice would you give them?