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You have been nominated. Confirm your bio!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
diana@transocean.com,
Welcome!
 
It's my pleasure to inform you that you have been verified to join the largest networking community in your industry. To become a premium member please complete your bio.
 
Complete your bio.
 
 
Complete Bio
 
 
Networking
 
 
 
 
This is an occasional email to help you get the most out of your career. End-these
 
?? 2017 Crum and- Baker Designs 5 1 1 1 thatcher avenue pueblo CO 81005.
 
 
Do Complete Your Profile
Experts suggest writing your profile in a way that demonstrates value. And you should include a photo, according to Clise. "People from the past contact me, but if I can't see them or if they haven't filled in their jobs or education, it's possible I won't know who they are."
Do Make Your Profile Unique
Liz Ryan, a former Fortune 500 human resources executive and the leader of AskLizRyan.com, advises using the LinkedIn profile to create a strong personal brand.
"We already see way too many 'results-oriented professional with a bottom-line orientation,' so use your profile to tell us more about what makes you tick and what sorts of business situations you're looking for."
Do Write a Headline
Ryan adds that the headline field under the name is an important but often overlooked branding tool. "Put a human voice in it," she advises.
"You don't need to put your current title in that headline field.
Tell us who you are as a working person. 'B2B trade show marketer interested in the intersection of social media, content and trade shows' is a lot more interesting than 'Trade show manager, XYZ Plastics.'"
Do Ask for Recommendations
Well-written recommendations can be strong selling points. But use this feature judiciously, advises Schaffer. "Recommendations make sense only when they come from someone you've worked for, he says.
"Friends who say you're great don't have much weight on LinkedIn."
Do Take Advantage of Groups and Advanced Features
Being active in LinkedIn groups is a great way to find connections
and build your brand. Schaffer sees LinkedIn groups as a "virtual industry conference."
 
 
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