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A few often overlooked aspects of your profile!
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Managing ImpressionsOnline
Amy JaumanRemotely Smart
www.remotelysmart.com
Email: [email protected]
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“With the use of interactive presentation tools and social media, I enable people to showcase their best ideas in highly professional and innovative ways.”
supporting people in their
individual educational journeys
What’s in your LinkedIn Profile?
• Current/Previous Work Experience
• Formal Education
• Background Summary
Is your profile just…
your resume online?
Your profile can help people see you as a lifelong learner with diverse interests.
LinkedIn wants to help you!
Do you have something to add? Or did it
give you an idea of something
you’d like to do?
If you think about all you can share on LinkedIn, you’ll probably say,
“I didn’t think to add…”
Specific project work
New skills
Volunteer activities
Articles
“I need to…”Look at my calendar differently
Plan to attend professional development events
Read more
What else should be in your profile?
Headline
If I didn’t know you, would your headline send the right message?
Contact Info
Does the little box under your headline contain ALL of your contact information?
Is it accurate?
Is your email address and voicemail message professional?
Videos, Images, Files
Interests
like what?
What else should be in
your profile? Volunteer Experiences
Organizations You Support
transferrable skills
a few more things…
Recommendations
ASK for a recommendation.
Ask contributors to us specific KEY WORDS.
Add recommendations THROUGHOUT your profile (not just Background.
ActivityClasses
Projects
Books
Articles
Referrals
Network Updates
share
Need ideas?
• Go try and hire yourself.• Look at the profiles that pop up.• Shamelessly steal their ideas, approach,
etc.
Can your LinkedIn profile be more than
your resume online?
1. Make a list2. Develop a routine/habit 3. Develop yourself!
