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Clutch Legal “gets it” and joins Twitter

April 29, 2009
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Posse List members have been emailing us to tell us that Clutch Legal has been sending out the following email:

Regarding Twitter, we decided it was time to help more people help themselves to get staffed. We think just about every recruiter appreciates the same information we are requesting, to perhaps to help some folks change the way they communicate with recruiters. Some will, but some won’t.

In the near future, you could also be hearing about new staffing initiatives at Clutch on Twitter. The neat thing is that you can select some sites that you follow to send you an alert as an SMS text message to your cell phone. For non-PDA users (those with traditional cell phones, not Blackberry or iPhone), this could be a huge time advantage; or at least help to level the playing field if you are not at your computer when an email goes out.

You can follow Clutch Legal here: http://twitter.com/ClutchLegal

And we hear several more staffing agencies are soon to follow. We welcome all contract attorney staffing agencies to Web 2.0. If it gets contract attorneys work faster, we’re for it.

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