The small multimedia company I worked for in the very early 2000s folded during the dotcom bust. A few months later the technical writer from our old company em

The small multimedia company I worked for in the very early 2000s folded during the dotcom bust. A few months later the technical writer from our old company emailed me about a position at a local Fortune 500 company she thought might be up my alley. I took a look at the job listing and applied. I’ve now been there for 20 years. So… I guess I got the job through my network, though I was not actively reaching out to my network. I imagine job hunting is a lot different today than 20 years ago. For example, I do not have a LinkedIn account since that website did not exist the last time I was job hunting. I suppose if I ever need to job hunting again I will wish I had a LinkedIn account, but I have avoided having any social media accounts so far ;-)