On the Internet, it is important to look for opportunities

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– Lluís Anaya Torres . Director of the Information Technology Area of ​​the Occupation Service of Catalonia. 'Feina Activa; the evolution of the Catalan Employment Portal towards interoperability with social networks'

Lluis Anaya showed different options and applications of the SOC employment portal and focused on its free use for both individuals and companies, the visualization of public and private offers and the performance of the portal in the area of ​​Catalonia, with more than 86,000 Catalans registered and more than 4,800 jobs available.

He pointed out that job opportunities exist online, but mint data increasingly, they are also present in social networks and networking.

-Aziz Zaghnane. Marketing and Communications Director at Creade_lee Hecht Harrison. 'Wink, Spoke, and Zoom yourself'

Aziz works for a company that connects with other companies and re-places people who have been laid off from the latter. He pointed out that 80% of job offers are found in the hidden market, that is, they are not published or visible, so networking is vital when looking for new business opportunities, employment, contacts or relationships.

But also to look for yourself as a person or company, to find out what is being said. For this reason, he highlighted 7 points:

1) “Googling” means searching for the company or person on an online search engine (like Google, hence the term).

2) Create the marketing plan.

3) Do “social networking”

4) Start reading specialized blogs in the sector or industry

5) Always keep your personal or company presentation up to date

6) Use RSS as a way to stay up to date with news and information of interest

7) Do not spend too much time on the Internet if it does not help you achieve your goals.



In the question session moderated by Jan Badosa , director of the interactive agency Digital Seed, one of the audience's main concerns was privacy and data security. This is a recurring issue that is regulated by each portal or site in which we register, but with limitations and characteristics of its own that one must read and be aware of and responsible for.