It’s very easy to fall into the trap of thinking that the insulation of the internet allows us to be bitter, snarky, etc., with impunity. Perhaps in an anonymous environment like Slashdot that may be the case, but when all your interaction is tied to your very public identity, as on LinkedIn, guess . . .
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Good advice. Even if you’re feeling desperate, no one wants to network with desperate people. Wow! Really??? Yet another way to use LinkedIn I never would have thought of: Personally, I don’t hate LinkedIn (usually). Still thought this description was hilarious. Who knows, Kim. Now that you’re there, you might actually find some more ways LinkedIn is useful. I’ve always kind of liked tag clouds conceptually, but Wordle just makes them better. Way better. 3 per day? How about 3 ever??? Posting open LinkedIn connection requests on Twitter is: Noise. It’s certainly not conversation or relationship-building. Desperate. Ugh. Who wants to connect with desperate? Ineffective. What’s the value of those trivial electronic links? Referrals require trust. . . . Anyway, it’s not the size of your network that matters – it’s how you use it. Seriously though, let’s talk a little bit about LinkedIn and SEO (search engine optimization). Realistically: If you have a distinctive name, you can easily dominate the search engines on searches for your name. Get your name, or some variation of it, as a domain. Which do you really want to send people to: your . . . |
 What's the #1 best job search tool that many
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You guessed it: LinkedIn.
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