Musk brought a new feature to compete with Linkedin, now you can find jobs on Twitter too

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Twitter wants to take over LinkedIn. For which it is working on a job posting feature that will allow verified users to post job listings on their profiles. The company has created an account on Twitter called 'TwitterHiring', but so far no tweets have been posted from it. App Nima Ovji posted a screenshot detailing the feature on Thursday and said Twitter will allow verified organizations to import all their jobs to Twitter by connecting a supported ATS or XML feed.

Elon Musk hinted

As per the screenshot, the company will introduce this feature as "Twitter Hiring", a free feature for verified organizations to post jobs on your company profile and attract talent. In addition, verified organizations can add up to five job vacancies to their profile. Twitter owner Elon Musk hinted at this feature in May this year.

This company already has access

Media company Workweek already has access to the new job posting feature. However users are already able to post job positions on Twitter via tweets. The new feature can help companies reach potential candidates more easily.

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