Add Twitter profile image

Add Twitter profile image

You can add a candidate's or contact's Twitter profile image to your Recruit account in just a click.

To add Twitter profile image:

  1. Go to Candidate/Contact tab.
  2. In the Candidate/Contact Home page, click the record.
    Candidate/Contact Details page is displayed.
  3. Click the Twitter icon next to candidate/contact name.
    The associated candidate/contact Twitter profile pop-up page is displayed.
  4. Click on the profile photo.
    A pop-window is displayed with the query "Are you sure you want to save this image as entity image?"
  5. Click OK.
    The Twitter profile image will replace the candidate/contact image in Recruit.

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