Character reference  Let the brevity of social media serve as a
model in writing your own character reference. (September 19,
2013)  Brazen Careerist     1. Break your 150-character "about
me" into three parts.  Describe yourself with a title based on
your most recent work experience (Social Media Connoisseur, IT
Project Manager, etc.). If you just graduated from college, use
"Recent Grad" and add additional flair by indicating what type
of position you're looking for. Perhaps add a word or two about
what specialization you're interested in pursuing. Or mention
your area of study and the type of degree you earned.    2.
Remember, every word counts.  Choose strong verbs and carefully
select powerful and eye-catching adjectives. Always look for
shorter synonyms for longer words, and take out filler words
that don't need to be in the sentence.  Avoid the abbreviations
or online slang often used when writing for social media, but do
keep contractions. They're more conversational -- and they're
shorter!  3. Quadru