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This is a fundamental practice of good networking, but unfortunately, there’s not a built-in mechanism in LinkedIn for doing that (FYI, others and I have been suggesting that feature for at least three years or so). But just because there’s not built-in functionality for this specific task doesn’t mean that LinkedIn can’t make it a lot easier to accomplish.
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Our subject this week is Katie Felten. In case you don’t have access to Katie’s profile, here’s a PDF of it which has about 98% of what I’ll be covering. Here are my thoughts for Katie — I invite you to add your own in the comments.
The answer to both is “yes”. Teaching individuals and organizations how to use LinkedIn and other social networking and social media tools more effectively is my core business. |
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One of the most common questions I see about how to use LinkedIn is “How do I introduce two people in my network to each other?”
In the ever-challenging “war for talent” it’s becoming increasingly important to write job postings that attract attention. A great intro for a job posting can really help with that, just as a great cover letter can better position a resume. And in the world of social networking, a little extra personal touch that might be inappropriate on a typical job board becomes instead the added little tug that makes you give it a little more effort to think about possible candidates, pass the word or even blog about it.
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