Additionally, we wanted to post some interesting things we
found about job boards in general and its users (Source):
Some last minute tips:
3.
Be subtle:
don’t post that you’re actively searching for a job, but rather make your prime
focus connecting with others. This will help eliminate the frustration of not
finding a job immediately, and it will make you look more graceful.
4.
When you reach
out, take time to build a full profile and add a personalized message. Don’t just use the
default “I’d like to add you to my network.” It suggests you’re uninterested
and don’t want to talk to the person. You don’t want it sound like you've sent
the same message to hundreds of people. Treat contacts like you would potential clients, personalize.
5.
Don’t
post too much! This isn't Twitter. There are a lot of things to look at on
LinkedIn, and status updates are not the whole focus of the site. It’s a
professional network. Keep it clean and purposeful. People don’t want you
cluttering up their news feeds.
Finally, here is a list of Do's and Don'ts of LinkedIn:
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