When searching for a new job opportunity, you may be familiar with LinkedIn as a social media resource, but what about some of the other social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Google+? While you may have some hesitation about social media, the benefits far outweigh the risks. Why Social Media? Executives who involved themselves […]
SEOs and Social Media? “Like!” Read More »
You can of course use LinkedIn as a job search tool using a free account. However, you may want to consider upgrading to a premium paid Job Seeker membership for the duration of your job search. This membership category identifies you as a job seeker and can help improve your visibility as a featured applicant,
About LinkedIn’s Job Seeker Membership Option Read More »
As networking (in-person and online) is a vital component of the job search, it’s important to use common courtesy when reaching out to colleagues and acquaintances in both situations. In a face-to-face meeting, if you break the rules of networking etiquette – coming on too strong, telling an off-color joke, etc. – you’ll be remembered,
Networking Etiquette Read More »
Last May, LinkedIn Corp. debuted as a publicly traded company, with a market value of $10 billion; co-founder Reid Hoffman is now a billionaire. Shortly after its launch in 2003, LinkedIn had 4,500 members; eight years later it boasts 102 million members. Formerly EVP at PayPal Inc. (prior to its acquisition by Ebay in 2002),
LinkedIn and Facebook Distinctly Different – For Now Read More »
LinkedIn is an online business networking site which connects executives and business professionals. A free service which allows members to create a professional profile that can be shared with other members, LinkedIn can be a powerful tool in your job search arsenal. By building online network of contacts, you increase your connections with professionals who
Supercharge Your Networking with LinkedIn.com Read More »
