When people came to the social media platform for the first time, they could be a little bit disappointed because they don`t know how to work with it. And if networks like Instagram or Twitter are easy-in-use and could satisfy every person, LinkedIn is not similar to it.
When we talk about Instagram, we imagine usual platform where people post their photos, tell interesting stories, run contests and giveaways or just communicate with each other. However, when we talk about LinkedIn, we understand that this is a platform that was created for professional developers and marketers who want to build and grow up their business or just to find a job for themselves.
In this article, we will tell you everything that you should know about LinkedIn.
It`s normal that employers switch their attention to the social media in order to find new workers for their companies and brands. Here, they have more chances to meet talented, skillful and hard-working specialists who will be ready to join their team.
However, we know that LinkedIn is a specific social network, so all employers should complete these points to find the perfect candidate:
You should understand that LinkedIn profile is exactly like a resume with one detail – it also includes all personal information about the person. If person is looking for a job, he/she could add his/her good qualities to the description.
If they`ve already worked in other company, they can ask previous employers to give recommendations about them. It will be a huge bonus for them.
LinkedIn is a great place not only for employers, but also for employees or, if you want, we can name them job-hunters. If you belong to this category, continue reading, because this information is very important for you.
As a person who wants to work for someone and get good salary, you should complete these points while searching for a good vacancy:
Of course, you will spend at least 4 hours to create a completed LinkedIn profile, but that`s exactly what you need. Employers who will see your profile should understand who will be working in their company, who will be making deals and selling goods for the clients. Make them sure that there is no better worker for them than you. Lastly, make sure you know how to add connections, remove them, and block someone on LinkedIn (if necessary) to ensure you become an expert LinkedIn user and a more efficient potential employee.
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