The hiring process has certainly changed with the rise of social media. The days of simply sending a resume and cover letter are over. Employers now not only view your social media platforms when considering you for an application, but many of them will also askfor direct links to your Facebook, Instagram, etc. If you are just beginning your career and job searching professionally for the first time, you may be a bit confused as to what is appropriate and what is not for pers

Job searching can be daunting and overwhelming. In the PR and Social Media world, finding your dream job can be hard because the market is oversaturated. We’ve pulled together a few of our favorite sites to use for your job search! LinkedIn LinkedIn makes it easy to look for a job. You can easily use the “1-click apply” so you don’t have to fill out an application. Your data is pulled from your profile and then shared with the recruiter. You also have the capability to share

When looking for an agency to manage an aspect of your company that you either do not have time to invest in or do not have the skill set to execute successfully such as public relations, marketing, or photography, what matters most? Is it that the company is global with over 5,000 employees worldwide? Or is it company culture, building relationships, and establishing trust with the team you are letting run a portion of your business? Alternatively, if you are a job seeker lo

We were thrilled to get the chance to interview Nina Joy from @thefoodjoy. Nina is based in New York and loves to take photos, try new restaurants and cook! We loved getting to hear her perspective as an influencer in the ever growing world of Instagram! How did you get started in blogging? About 4 years ago, I bought my first “fancy” camera (a Canon Rebel DSRL). I started taking ​photos of flowers and landscapes—my favorite place to shoot was the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. Me