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LinkedIn Profile Writing Tips
You have an outstanding resume, a great LinkedIn profile, and your cover letters could have been written by Hemingway. What else do you need? You need to find out who posted that job on LinkedIn that you’re dreaming about and how to find them so you can reach out and state your interest. Find Out…
Read MoreToday’s job market is so highly competitive, you have to get creative and think outside the job-search box to be noticed. Employers don’t want to waste time interviewing candidates only to find out that their references are less than stellar. In most cases, the HR rep or recruiter will Google you—or at the very least…
Read MoreLinkedIn has long been an important part of the equation for job seekers and people looking to expand their professional networks, and the company has done a great job at innovating and finding new ways to help individuals and companies gain the targeted exposure they are looking for. Recently, the site rolled out an update…
Read More15 Expert Tips for Using LinkedIn in Your Job Search in 2014 It’s no wonder that LinkedIn has become such a critical tool in a successful job search—with job boards charging hundreds of dollars to post openings and hundreds of unqualified applicants flooding employers’ in-boxes, LinkedIn has exactly what HR is looking for—free or low-cost…
Read MoreContrary to popular job searching advice, the LinkedIn headline section is not the place to announce your availability for employment. Informing visitors to your profile that you’re seeking new opportunities or are unemployed and looking (yes, I’ve seen this many times) doesn’t attract the career leads you might think it would. It’s the same theory…
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