If you think submitting a resume and cover letter is enough effort on your part to bag a job, then you are mistaken.
80 percent of prospective employers google you before inviting you for an interview and if they don't find anything 'note-worthy', chances are they won't be dialing your number, the Huffington Post reported.
What you can do to increase your so-called activity on Google is: first of all googling your name and then google someone well-known and well-respected in your field.
You will notice that his or her profile is available for free online on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, VisualCV etc.
So, increase your online visibility by setting up your account on such public-friendly sites and maintain them for increasing your chances of getting called or job interviews.
80 percent of prospective employers google you before inviting you for an interview and if they don't find anything 'note-worthy', chances are they won't be dialing your number, the Huffington Post reported.
What you can do to increase your so-called activity on Google is: first of all googling your name and then google someone well-known and well-respected in your field.
You will notice that his or her profile is available for free online on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, VisualCV etc.
So, increase your online visibility by setting up your account on such public-friendly sites and maintain them for increasing your chances of getting called or job interviews.
