How to Use LinkedIn | 4 steps to get started on LinkedIn
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Saved by 6 people (-1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-01-12
- Tlparadis on 2009-10-24 - Tags linkedin , howto , Social Networking , elmore , professionals , Social Networking Class , tools
- Pgillin on 2009-04-12 - Tags linkedin
- Mariofantauzzi on 2009-01-12 - Tags no_tag
- Jitendravyas on 2008-11-29 - Tags linkedin
- Daradirek on 2008-09-29 - Tags linkedin , HowTo , socialmedia , tutorials
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Are you seeking to connect mainly with others in
your field and industry? Then a simple, explanatory headline like “Senior
Project Manager at McDonnell-Douglas” is best. Are you seeking to
branch out into other areas? “Leader of High-Performing Aeronautical
Engineering Projects” alerts others quickly to the value you would
bring to an organization.
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listing “non-jobs” you’ve done, like chairing a conference or leading a panel. “People shouldn’t just think of this as a resume tool,” he says. “It can be a way to show color and breadth.”
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Anything that even begins to stray from the truth. Unlike even a resume, your profile will be seen by a lot of eyes. Did you really lead that project, or did you lead it along with several others?
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“If
you receive an invite on LinkedIn, ask yourself if you would take a call from
this person on a busy Monday morning.”
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