01-13-2020, 08:04 PM
(01-13-2020, 06:43 PM)Goose Wrote: Really?? I would hate to think that because someone has friends/colleagues in the same business on twitter that he follows one can conclude that person is looking for a job. I suspect many if not most people these days would fit that category. Is it common for coaches to advertise their openings on twitter? Granted, most job offers come through networking, but I find it a far reach to conclude that because you have a network, you are looking for a job.
Good sleuthing Sam. It is of course hard to distinguish between good networking practices and networking specifically to try to find a new job. We would obviously have to know what Hansen was doing after previous season conclusions. It is hard for me to judge because in my world we all use LinkedIn, but given the pervasiveness of twitter for recruiting purposes, I could easily see it being extended for coaching searches, especially since follows would allow DMs between coaches, and would be an easy way to contact someone and ask if they needed an experienced LB coach. Or, as Goose says, it could just be general networking.
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