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    TwitterJobSearch.com - The Twitter Job Search Engine

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    Twitter can be put to as many uses as we can imagine, and if you don’t believe it simply take a look at this new service: a search engine that will let you find a way to further your career Twitter-style.

    That is, using the provided search functionality you can look up positions that are posted on the Twitterverse.

    What good is this for and what sets it apart from other job search engines? Well, the one aspect that gives it an edge is that instead of merely looking up words it takes the context into account. This means that any keyword you supply is analyzed semantically and the results take that into consideration.

    When it comes to the actual keywords you supply, bear in mind that adding the name of a city to the query is not only allowed but actually indispensable in order to narrow results and avoid endless hour of sorting through classifieds.

    Ultimately, the results are not that different from the ones yielded by Twitter’s built-in search capability, but it is always nice to have alternatives you can turn to in case you ever need them.

    In their own words

    “Until now, search engines for social media sites merely looked for words. We're looking at context. We use semantic tools to look at what was said. We then look at what they've said before. We then look at who was saying it. If we do this right, we can figure out why they're saying anything at all.”

    Why it might be a killer

    More and more people use Twitter everyday. Any new tool that caters for that massive crowd is already halfway there.

    Some questions

    How could the search process itself be further refined?

    Posted 7 Months 30 Days ago by RogerH | Source: TechCrunch

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