Boasting a 2016 membership of 450 million, a passive profile alone no longer cuts it – particularly if yours is an industry inundated with job
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How Your Resume Must Resemble a News Article to Get Past that First Scan
The term “resume reading” should be obsolete in today’s job market. Given that the average reader spends between six and 20 seconds on the first
Not Getting any Responses to Your Resume? It May Not Be Designed for an Online Read
When it comes to writing a professional resume, if you stick to the formatting that worked back as recently as 2010 . . . you
Three Key Differences between LinkedIn and Your Resume
During the early days of LinkedIn, it was acceptable for your LinkedIn profile to be a carbon copy of your resume. Heck – you were
Don’t Lose Your Reader – Capitalize on this Most Commonly-Read LinkedIn Section
Many LinkedIn readers fail to realize that after the headline section, the Summary section is the second most widely-read section on a LinkedIn profile. Furthermore,
Common LinkedIn Blunders and Four Quick Fix Solutions
As of October 2015, LinkedIn boasts 400 million users — and has grown by ?50M since June! With numbers like that at your disposal and the cost
How to Move Up the Ladder When You Don’t Have Leadership Experience
The phrase “moving up the corporate ladder” should more accurately be rephrased “moving up the corporate pyramid.” Let’s face it – there are fewer roles
Emergency Tool Kit – Save Your Job Search & Get Interviews in 60 Days
It’s no secret job searching has drastically changed over the years. What many don’t realize, and what my clients quickly discover, is that documents successful
Managing Your LinkedIn Privacy Settings During a Job Search
LinkedIn offers many settings, default and otherwise, that impact how your profile gets viewed by the outside world. To get started, simply log in to
To Pay or Not to Pay? This is the question as a LinkedIn Job Seeker
LinkedIn’s plan offerings have grown in the past few years. Today users can choose between the free version as well as several paid versions. Which
Microsoft Report States Attention Spans Growing Shorter – the Impact on How you Write Your Resume
The hunch is now official – our attention spans have grown tangibly shorter – four seconds in fact – according to a recent Microsoft study.
Resume Not Working? Make sure it’s Written for an Online Read
If you stick to the resume formatting that worked back in the 80s, 90s and heck, even through 2010 . . . you run the