Finding a job on LinkedIn can be tricky. There are so many people and job posts to sift through, and it’s not always easy to stand out. In addition, learning how to navigate the site effectively can be confusing. You have to make sure your profile is professional, and then you have to find the
Career experts have changed when social media transformed the career industry. Sites like LinkedIn are not only giving us new ways to network and search for jobs, they are also making it easier than ever to find career advice and entrepreneurial expertise. Put simply, we’re not limited to books or conferences anymore. Now, we can
LinkedIn is made to build and maintain professional connections unlike other social media platforms designed for communicating with friends and family. Most people utilize LinkedIn to further their career and grow professionally. The social networking hub provides a broad range of experts and professionals looking for strategic partnerships in one place. This is why it’s
LinkedIn has become one of the most prolific tools for professionals in advancing their career and in finding employment. Having an up to date and completed profile that represents your personal brand is key to the world we live in today. There are over three million active jobs on LinkedIn and over 94% of recruiters
If you are on LinkedIn, I’m certain you have experienced this. You log in and there is a handy notification on the top right corner letting you know someone has sent you an invitation to connect. You click on it anxious to know who is actively working to become part of your team only to