Posts Tagged ‘linkedin profile’
The Myth of Job Security
Imagine being at your job 13 years and one day “Poof!”… Your job is gone. You get called into your boss’s office and you are coldly told that you are being let go today. Progressive growth, two promotions and many sacrificed weekends didn’t save your butt. You’re out. Just happened to a buddy of mine……
Read More5 Strategies to Sync Your LinkedIn Profile and Resume for Optimal Impact
One of the biggest mistakes I see executive job seekers make, is not properly synchronizing two of their most powerful job search tools: your LinkedIn profile and your resume. Not only do job seekers fail to take advantage of syncing the two materials together to make each of them stronger on their own, they…
Read MoreHow to Increase Your LinkedIn Profile Views
I was recently asked “How can I increase my LinkedIn profile views and have recruiters find my LinkedIn profile?” If people can’t find you, you’ll never get approached with new job opportunities. You can only be approached by hiring managers and recruiters if you are discoverable. Why is this important? When recruiters and hiring managers…
Read MoreHow to Generate Employee Referrals with LinkedIn
Being referred into a company to be hired seems like the holy grail when you’re searching for a new job. An employee referral to a hiring manager from someone in your LinkedIn network means bypassing the job boards, applicant tracking systems and low-level gatekeepers. You get a direct line the to decision maker(s), and possibly…
Read MoreFree LinkedIn Outreach Message Template
Free LinkedIn Outreach Message Template Getting referred into a company to get hired for a job seems like the holy grail of job searching. Everyone wants individuals in their network to introduce them to hiring managers to eventually lead to getting hired. So much more human and fun than applying through an inanimate job board,…
Read MoreOne Paycheck to Rule Them All?
One Paycheck to Rule Them All? During the economic downturn of 2009, I saw way too many senior professionals dependent on one paycheck lose that income. I don’t want that to happen to you.
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