You have 160 Characters to describe yourself in your Twitter Bio: That’s prime real estate. Do you know how to use it? What are the advantages of a virtual cv, or resume? Our guest host, Robert Dagnall will lead our discussion so that we can get to the bottom of this meaty topic. By the end of the discussion you will be able to revise your Twitter Bio so it sells YOU, your goals, and what value you can bring to organizations. You will leave the chat with tools, tips, and tactics to consider when putting together a virtual resume, cv, and social media bio. You will have new ways to move your job search forward. Here are our questions:

Here are our questions for HFChat:

Q1. How do you describe yourself in 160 words or less?

Q2. What are advantages of a virtual resume?

Q3. What keywords should you consider and which to avoid?

Q4. What social media info can be useful on a resume?

Now let me tell you more about our host. Robert Dagnall, President of ResumeGuru.com, has created resumes for more than 6,000 clients since 1993. Robert’s clients represent nearly every profession you can name, from Fortune 100 management to students and transitioning military launching new careers. As the Resume Guru, Robert makes clients’ resumes and job searches success stories, helping them advance their careers with insight, authenticity, and meaningful information. He has been featured on national television and radio for some of his most unusual cases–including resume writing for two members of the world’s oldest profession! Robert is published as an expert resume writer in several specialties; has presented workshops for universities, colleges, CareerBuilder, Jobing.com, and other organizations; and holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and Anthropology from UC Berkeley. Robert lives in San Diego, CA.

Robert Dagnall