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In an ever-tightening job market job seekers are turning to social networking sites in a bold attempt to find work.
One reason for the growing number of users on social networking sites is due to the increased use by business professionals.
The most rapidly growing age-group to use Facebook is the 35-and-overs according to an employment authority.
But it's not just job seekers taking advantage of social networking sites. A recent survey by Jobsite found that 80 per cent of employers are using social media platforms to recruit the right candidates.
Even though this method can prove fruitful for some, consultancy firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas warns that social media can be harmful if misused.
The advice is to keep your personal life separate from your career profile – private jokes and inappropriate photos are likely to affect your chances with your future boss.