Assistant Webmaster – David Murray




How I Got My Job show

Summary: More and more people are interested in knowing how someone has been able to use Twitter and other social media to find work, so this week, and in the coming weeks, I'll be re-sharing some interviews where people have shared how they've used it. I first shared David Murray's story here in January 2009. It's still worthy of a listen, especially for new listeners who might have never heard it. I recently began reading The New Rules of Marketing and PR (affiliate link), and David's story is in the section on "The New Rules of Job Search". Special thanks to our sponsor: PursuingMeaningfulWork.com. In this episode of How I Got My Job (mp3, 27:21, 25.0 MB), David Murray shares how he got a job as an Assistant Webmaster, specifically making use of social media technologies. He also shares what it's like to search for a job hundreds of miles away from the company's main office. Find other job-hunting success stories at http://howigotmyjob.com More job-hunting and career development information at http://getthatjobonline.com If you have a job-hunting success story you'd like to share, please e-mail your contact information to successstories AT howigotmyjob DOT com, and we'll get in touch to set up an interview. Please share this episode with someone else who is looking for a job, and tell others about the show. Thanks! About David David is the Assistant Webmaster for The Bivings Group, an internet communications firm located in Washington DC. Online Community Moderator and Social Media Outreach are his two main responsibilities.  A social media enthusiast by nature, he truly enjoys learning from others and sharing what he has learned.  He blogs at http://www.themurr.com, and you can follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/DaveMurr Did you like this post? If so, please consider subscribing for free! Get this and other job-hunting success stories from the source at www.howigotmyjob.com Related articles by Zemanta How Bloggers Should Inspire Retweets The New New Rules of Marketing and PR (mikemoran.com)