With social-networking services, personal and professional contacts know what you're doing, when you're doing it
November 10, 2008 By Erin WhiteeWhen Stephanie Sherwood graduated from Texas Christian University, she went looking for a job with a time-tested approach: She tapped her network. The line of attack wasn't new. But the medium was.
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