Welcome to the Daily Roundup. Each day at the ThinkTalk Blog we will post some links that we find informative, interesting, or just plain funny. The goal is to let you know what else is going on out there, and ultimately help you with the development of your career.

Today, Techcrunch, a technology news blog, has an interesting post on a new way to perform your job search.

TwitterJobsSearch is a search engine separate from Twitter that accumulates all of the job posting listed throughout the micro-blogging platform, and filters them through a specific search term. I find this simply amazing.

TwitterJobSearch pulls up Tweets that are only job-related and links to the underlying job posting. Most of these seem to link to other job sites such as CareerBuilder or more niche job sites which all seem to be using Twitter to post their latest openings. But with TwitterJobSearch, you search across all of them, and results are ranked by both relevance and by how recently they’ve been posted. A job search for “software engineer” returns 4,838 results, and you can reorder results by geography simply by adding the name of a city to the search.

I was admittedly skeptical of Twitter at first ... but to be thoroughly honest I have pulled a complete 360. This site gives the ability to conduct a virtually real-time search for jobs. Not that timing is always the most important aspect of job listings, but it certainly doesn't hurt. I am hooked on this service and question whether there is anything it can't do!

On to the Links ...

Blue Sky Resumes Blog Says: Ditch those Resume Objectives. "An objective is all about you (”seeking employment with a progressive company with strong growth plans blah blah) but your resume should be all about the employer...The employer is hiring people to fill a business need. She wants to know how you will help to meet that need. An objective does nothing to tell her that." College Finance 101 Shows: You how to save money at school by sharing Textbooks. In this post the Retirement Guru lays out a scenario of how four friends can schedule classes in a way that allows students to save on the costs of textbooks. Keppie Careers Gives: Advice on how to stay positive during a grueling job search. Don't underestimate the importance a positive attitude can have during the search process. This post has 5 tips on how to keep the best frame of mind.