30 Twitter Accounts for Tech Jobs

Dennis — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 12:31:13 +0000

Like Twitter? Need a job in the tech/computer industry? Then follow some of the 30 Tweeps listed below! Lots of categories and locations to choose from.

By U.S. City

@sfmobilejobs – Jobs for the Mobile Web and Digital Media in Silicon Valley, Seattle, LA and NYC.
@AtlantaTechJobs – IT jobs in the greater Atlanta area.
@NewYorkTechJobs – IT jobs in the greater New York area from Careerbuilder.com
@LA_WebJobs – Los Angeles web jobs.
@ConnectionsNY – open tech positions in New York.

International, UK, Australia

@itweetjobs – IT jobs across Europe.
@ia_uxjobs – user experience jobs in the US, France, the UK, Ireland, and more.
@standoutjobs – India, Canada, USA and more.
@web20jobs – UK-based web 2.0 jobs.
@ITJobsLondon – IT jobs in London.
@ITJobsSydney – IT jobs in Sydney, Australia.

Company-Specific

@jobsblog – Microsoft
@JobsatIntel – Intel Corp.
@IBMUKcareers – IBM
@1984jobs (Apple-related, 1984jobs).
@HewittCareers – Hewitt career news and listings.

The Rest

@flashjobs – Flash development jobs.
@MobiJobs – mobile developer positions.
@seojobs – SEO job listings.
@37jobs – high tech jobs from 37signals job board.
@freelance_jobs – freelance positions.
@NetRecruiter – IT jobs.
@CentricsGroup – open position in IT.
@jobsintech – more high tech jobs.
@robojobs – even more high tech jobs.
@alldevjobs – design & development jobs.
@yourwebjob – mostly development jobs, but all are web-related.
@alldevjobs – Developer jobs.
@TalentInsight – IT job listings.
@Web_Design_Jobs – Web design and other graphics jobs.

Any other suggestions? Opinion on any listed?

Interviewed Paul Boag!

Dennis — Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:11:59 +0000

If you follow the web design industry, you are probably familiar web celebrity Paul Boag. He is co-founder of a British company Headscape, and runs a very popular site boagworld.com. So, Ross Johnson and I interviewed him at 8am last week, but didn’t actually start until 8:30 because of technical difficulties. I was late for my day job, but it was worth it. Paul is a very fun and knowledgeable guy, it was great speaking with him.

Listen to the Paul Boag Interview in Web Axe podcast 31 (practical web design accessibility tips).