Jobsuche 2.0

Jobsuche 2.0: Jetzt auch über eine eigene Facebook-App möglich. Foto: Shutterstock/ racorn

Das Careercenter der Uni Graz bietet eigene Facebook-App für Jobsuche

Jobs & Praktika unkompliziert finden: Das weltweit größte soziale Netzwerk Facebook ist längst nicht mehr nur ein beliebter (Frei-)Zeitvertreib, sondern spielt auch im Arbeitsalltag und in der Jobsuche eine immer wesentlichere Rolle. Mittlerweile "checken" Personalabteilungen großer Firmen die Facebook-Profile ihrer BewerberInnen um einen ersten Eindruck zu bekommen. Doch auch umgekehrt: Unternehmen bieten ihre Jobs und Praktika über Web 2.0 an. Das Career Center der Universität Graz hat diesen Trend erkannt und bietet deshalb seit Jänner 2014 eine eigene App an, in der ausgewählte Jobs und Praktika präsentiert werden. Der Zugang erfolgt direkt über die Facebook-Seite des Career Centers.

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Michael Radspieler & Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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