Your online presence should help, rather than hinder, your job hunt. Pick up tips for how to balance your personal and professional use of social media. Everyone seems to use social networking sites such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn – from students and graduates to parents and grandparents. And graduate employers are no […]
via Social Networking & Graduate Recruitment: Manage Your Online Reputation — GCU Careers Service Blog
In this age of self-isolation you may have found that you’ve got more time spare, and be wondering how you can use this time productively.
To land a job in 2020, you will need to have a strong LinkedIn profile. And, that profile needs to clearly brand you. But is a strong, well-branded LinkedIn profile enough? According to four LinkedIn experts it isn’t.
via Hot LinkedIn Trends for 2020: What the Experts Say — Things Career Related
Raise your hand if you visit a LinkedIn user’s profile and get as far as the Accomplishment section. Don’t feel guilty if you don’t. Rarely do any LinkedIn members travel that far on the LinkedIn profile.
via How you can direct visitors to your LinkedIn Accomplishment section — Things Career Related
In an era built on digital connections and social media influence, LinkedIn has become the 21st century version of a business card. When the platform was introduced, many used it solely as a tool to find a job, but now the 260 million active monthly users have taken the social network to new dimensions. LinkedIn has grown […]
via Six Simple Steps to Strengthen Your LinkedIn — The Southern Wave
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