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II have spent several years in my career journey working with dedicated professionals at Fortune 500 companies, including T-Mobile, DirecTV, AT&T, Spectrum and Comcast. I specialize in project management, document collaboration and career development.
At home I spend my time with my awesome husband, amazing children, and sweet puppy! I volunteer my time with Girl Scouts and am currently on the board of directors at our neighborhood club.
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7 Ways to Leverage LinkedIn to Get the Job
LinkedIn can be a powerful tool for job seekers if used effectively. Here are some of the best ways to use LinkedIn to get a job:
- Optimize Your Profile: Make sure your profile is complete, professional and up-to-date. This includes having a good profile picture, a headline that accurately reflects your expertise and experience, a summary that highlights your skills and achievements, and a detailed work history that showcases your accomplishments.
- Network: Use LinkedIn to connect with people in your industry or those who work in companies you are interested in. Be sure to personalize your connection requests and consider reaching out to alumni from your university or college.
- Follow Companies: Follow companies you are interested in working for to stay up-to-date on their latest news and job openings.
- Engage with Content: Engage with content on LinkedIn by commenting on posts, sharing relevant articles or creating your own content. This can help you establish yourself as a thought leader in your industry and attract the attention of potential employers.
- Apply for Jobs: LinkedIn has a job board that allows you to search for and apply to job openings. You can also set up job alerts to be notified of new opportunities that match your skills and interests.
- Join Groups: Join LinkedIn groups related to your industry or interests. Engage with other members in the group by asking questions, sharing relevant content or offering your expertise.
- Consider Premium Features: LinkedIn offers premium features such as InMail, which allows you to send messages to people you are not connected with, and LinkedIn Learning, which provides access to courses and certifications. Consider investing in these features if you are serious about using LinkedIn to get a job.
Overall, to make the most out of LinkedIn for job search, you should actively engage with the platform and build a strong network.
5 Ways to Use Your Network & Land Your Dream Job
We often hear people say its not what you do, it's who you know. Well this can be true to helping you land your new job or the next big role in the company you already work for. Use these tips to best leverage your network and get the job you have always dreamed of.
- Identify the right people: Make a list of people who work in the field you're interested in or in a company you'd like to work for. This can include friends, family members, former colleagues, or alumni from your school.
- Reach out to them: Send an email, a LinkedIn message, or make a phone call to set up a meeting or a phone call. Be clear about what you're looking for and ask if they know of any job openings or can give you advice on how to get a job.
- Prepare for the meeting: Research the company and the person you'll be meeting with. Come prepared with questions about the company, the industry, and the person's own career path.
- Be professional: Dress professionally and show up on time. Be respectful of the person's time and don't overstay your welcome.
- Follow up: After the meeting, send a thank-you note and follow up to let them know how you're progressing with your job search.
Remember, networking is all about building relationships. It's not just about getting a job but also about learning from others, making connections, and expanding your professional network.
