Sunday, May 31, 2020
Using LinkedIn Wrong Ahem
Using LinkedIn Wrong Ahem⦠This month there is an article titled Youre Probably Using LinkedIn Wrong And That Could Cost You Your Next Job. I think that its a good idea to be active on LinkedIn, although I dont agree with what the article says. In my experience, the main thing you should do is improve your LinkedIn Profile. I have never seen a Profile that is awesome (or, that couldnt use some help). If I were to grade Profiles, most of them would get a C-. IMO its more important to fix your Profile than put up weekly status updates. You can get access to my LinkedIn Profile course (titled LinkedIn Strategy: Optimize Your Profile) for free on Pluralsight, just login through JibberJobber, and watch the video below to see how to access it (and get free JibberJobber upgrades). I am writing this post because I dont want you to think that if you are not putting in status updates, youre using LinkedIn wrong. Trust me, recruiters are smart enough to figure out your skills and competencies, even if you arent posting an update weekly. If you want to know what to do on LinkedIn, check out my other course (for free on Pluralsight): LinkedIn: Proactive Strategies. If you think Im off my rocker, read the comments on the post. Using LinkedIn Wrong Ahem⦠This month there is an article titled Youre Probably Using LinkedIn Wrong And That Could Cost You Your Next Job. I think that its a good idea to be active on LinkedIn, although I dont agree with what the article says. In my experience, the main thing you should do is improve your LinkedIn Profile. I have never seen a Profile that is awesome (or, that couldnt use some help). If I were to grade Profiles, most of them would get a C-. IMO its more important to fix your Profile than put up weekly status updates. You can get access to my LinkedIn Profile course (titled LinkedIn Strategy: Optimize Your Profile) for free on Pluralsight, just login through JibberJobber, and watch the video below to see how to access it (and get free JibberJobber upgrades). I am writing this post because I dont want you to think that if you are not putting in status updates, youre using LinkedIn wrong. Trust me, recruiters are smart enough to figure out your skills and competencies, even if you arent posting an update weekly. If you want to know what to do on LinkedIn, check out my other course (for free on Pluralsight): LinkedIn: Proactive Strategies. If you think Im off my rocker, read the comments on the post.
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