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95 People to Follow On Twitter 2013

December 31, 2012 by Hannah Morgan

Here it is! My list of 95 99 folks I greatly admire and hope you will follow in 2013. These are people who are active on Twitter almost every day and provide career advice and job search information. Many have their own sites and/or write for other outlets. You will find good quality content in their stream, not just their own.

95 for 2013If one of  your resolutions for the new year is to become active on Twitter (gosh, I hope it is!), then these are people you should add to your lists. In order to get the most from Twitter, I highly recommend you create lists. This allows you to easily skim what people are saying. I’ve categorized them to help make this easy for you. (In this post I attempt to demystify twitter for the nay-sayers and doubters. And here’s how to get the most out of Twitter by following the right people.)

(Listed in alphabetical order)

JOB SEARCH

@Absolutely_Abby

@CareerBliss and @RitikaTrikha

@CareerRocketeer

@CornOnTheJob

@LearningtoLeap

@DawnBugni

@DawnRasmussen

@HarryUrschel

@HeatherEColeman

@HeatherHuhman

@margorose

@intellegojobs

@InterviewIQ

@JacobShare

@jkreindler

@JobHuntOrg

@juliaerickson

@KatCareerGal

@KCCareerCoach

@Keppie_Careers

@KevinKermes

@markADyson

@PhyllisMufson

@ResumeBear

@SudyB

@TheJobQuest

@TimsStrategy

@Tonyrestell

@undercoverrec

@YouTern

@YouTernMark

RESUMES (and more)

@ErinKennedyCPRW

@gaylehoward

@jobjenny

@JulieWalraven

@LisaRangel

@resumeservice

@resumestrategy

@rezlady and @ITtechExec

@ValueIntoWords

CAREER

@dailymuse

@dorothydalton

@karla_porter

@MeghanMBiro

@WorkCoachCafe

 LEADERSHIP

@danielnewmanUV

@FSonnenberg

@justcoachit

@KateNasser

@KevinWGrossman

@LollyDaskal

@tedcoine

RECRUITERS

@animal

@greg_savage

@JimStroud

@JLipschultz

@levyrecruits

@shally

@StacyZapar

NEW GRAD

@amyruberg

@kbaumann and @CampustoCareer

@LeaMcleod

@LindseyPollak

@myFootpath and @NoelRozny

HUMAN RESOURCES

@AnneMessenger

@CyndyTrivella

@hrbartender

@LynnDessert

@SteveBoese

@tombolt

PERSONAL BRANDING

@adrianchira

@DanSchawbel

@megguiseppi

@nancerosen

@WalterAkana

BIG GUYS

@doostang

@Glassdoor

@MonsterCareers

@USNewsCareers

@WetFeet_Career

OVER 50 JOB SEARCH

@careers_carey

@KerryHannon

JUST GREAT PEOPLE

@ed_han

@iannarino

@JackieYunTweets

@leaderswest

@NealSchaffer

@PracticalWisdom

@RedBaronUSA

MARKETING

@ckburgess

@mikejny

@PaulBiedermann

@PegFitzpatrick

@ShellyKramer

@sueyoungmedia

LISTS TO FOLLOW

If you don’t create lists, you won’t like Twitter. They are a great way to organize the information you skim! You can follow any of my lists below and save yourself the effort!

Career Experts  (119 people)

Career Advice/Job Search  (466 people)

Job Search  (35 people)

Leadership   (235 people)

Recruiters (310 people)

Wow, so who did I miss? Who would you add?

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Hannah Morgan is a nationally recognized author and speaker on job search strategies.  She founded CareerSherpa.net to combine her career expertise with her love of writing, speaking and social media. Her mission is to educate professionals on how to maneuver through today’s job search process.  Hannah is a regular contributor to US News & World Report. She has been quoted by media outlets, including Forbes, USA Today, Money Magazine, Huffington Post, Aol Jobs, LifeHacker, The Muse, Business Insider, SmartBrief, Payscale as well as many other publications. She is also author of The Infographic Resume and co-author of Social Networking for Business Success.

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