Scott Allen - Linked Intelligence

How to Remove an Endorsement on LinkedIn

So you’ve gone click-happy with the endorsements on LinkedIn and now you’re a sad panda because you’re contributing to making them out to be more of an expert than they are, putting your own reputation on the line for this person you barely know (and who may not even be real). How do you “unendorse” them? »

How to Use LinkedIn to Find a Job

Used by 98% of recruiters, LinkedIn is the #1 social network for finding a job. This is a collection of links to some of the best tips for using LinkedIn in your job search. Please vote for those you find useful and add any other good sources you’ve found. »

No, John Sculley Doesn’t Really Want to Be Your Friend On LinkedIn

This morning tens of thousands of people received LinkedIn connection requests from John Sculley, former CEO of Apple. However, these request weren’t actually from John Sculley, but rather a fake account pretending to be him. »

Pretty Sure I’m in Contact with My Wife

The fact that LinkedIn doesn’t know what’s going on in the rule world often produces humorous results. »

LinkedIn Tightens Security with Two-Step Verification

LinkedIn has added an optional two-step verification process to help prevent account hacking. This is a great feature if you’re more concerned about security than convenience, less so if you frequently access LinkedIn from multiple devices and locations. Step-by-step guide included. »

LinkedIn’s College Pilot Program: Students Use LinkedIn to Start a Successful Career

One of the most influential factors for creating a prosperous career is to build relationships and network. LinkedIn is one of the best solutions for making connections, especially for young talent just starting out. Companies and recruiters need to find candidates for entry-level positions and internships too, and LinkedIn provides that avenue. »