Job Opportunities in Social Media in the early 2000s and Five Recent Years

Another significant difference is media tools in the early 2000s are unlike those in five recent years. Following technology growth, the rapid and vast adoption of these technologies is changing how we find partners, how we access information from the news, and how we organize to demand political change. In the early 2000s, humans accessed information mainly through radios, newspapers, magazines, and TVs. In contrast, five recent years, we can update information much more quickly, even shopping through many social platforms (online articles, Facebook, YouTube, and so on) through various new tools such as smartphones, computers, laptops, and so on. According to Our World in Data, social media sites are used by more than two-thirds of all internet users. A large customer market has opened up a lot of job opportunities for those who love media work. One more fundamental difference is that thanks to many changes in the working form of social media, job chances in the last five years are much more than those in the past. In the early 2000s, there were fewer job opportunities because most worked for offices, and companies meaning the human resource was limited, we were narrowed to certain styles that fit in the boss’ orient. By comparison, following the growth of things, working types are more diverse and flexible in five recent years, especially the appearance of the individual working form. This working style is popular more and more and makes much more job chances since we are free to create our own brand with our style and personality, we can bring into play our strong points in suitable fields