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15 Job Search Experts to Follow on Twitter

Whether you’re on the prowl for a new job or you’re happily settled at your dream company, you should always be thinking about your career and where you want to take it next.

A great way to keep a steady stream of career wisdom coming your way is to follow some seriously inspirational career experts. Here are a few of my favorites (in no particular order). Add them to your feed, and hopefully you’ll be able to procrastinate and be productive at the same time whenever you’re compulsively checking Twitter.


If you’re looking for a fun, knowledgeable and, um, brutally honest career expert to follow, Jenny Foss is the one for you.


To keep your Twitter feed up to date on the world of work, follow Jessica Stillman. She writes and tweets about unconventional career paths, generational differences, and the future of the workplace.


Hannah Morgan describes herself as the “go-to guide for lifetime career navigation.” I couldn’t have put it better myself.


If you’re on LinkedIn, you’ve probably noticed Marla Gottschalk’s amazing influencer posts on work, life, and everything in between. Turns out, she tweets, too!


Miriam Salpeter is not only a respected career coach, but also a social media extraordinaire!


A career counselor with a conscience—Amanda Peters is a lover of social media who specializes in social impact jobs.


About.com’s Alison Doyle has seen it all. A fervent tweeter with a background in human resources and career development, you can’t go wrong following her.


Social media whiz Kevin Grubb is here to make sure your social media strategy and your job search strategy align.


Adrienne Tom helps executives and managers stand out during their job search.


Author of the awesome Resume Coloring Book, Lea McLeod writes and tweets about personal and career growth.


Laura Smith-Prouix is, unsurprisingly, a resume expert with over 20+ years of career coaching experience.


LinkedIn expert Lindsey Pollak tweets and writes about Millennials in the workplace.


Jacob Share is a job search expert with a sense of humor. He also blogs at jobmob.co.il.


Heather Huhman specializes in internships and entry-level jobs, but her advice can be applied no matter where you are in your career.


No surprise here. The Muse is just hands-down my favorite resource for all career related concerns.



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