#linkedin search

[cubicalone]

How I Use LinkedIn XRay Search Effectively

LinkedIn X-Ray search is a powerful tool that allows me to find potential candidates with specific skills and qualifications on the LinkedIn platform. Here’s how I effectively utilize LinkedIn X-Ray search to enhance my recruitment efforts. Defining Search Criteria: Before starting the search for the best candidates, I carefully and thoroughly outline the important requirements. This includes…

[bitchesgetriches]

Darling Bitches, is LinkedIn worth the soul suck of having a corporate-friendly social media presence? I know networking is great but I don’t want to filter myself in my off hours, damn it!

We feel you honey!

Basically, you should treat LinkedIn like a detailed online resume. Don't worry about posting there a lot, just make sure your profile is up to date and when you're job searching, check your messages and opportunities on the regular. Otherwise, we don't think it's worth putting a ton of effort in.

Good luck, my darling!

Our Best Secrets for a Successful, Strategic, and SHORT Job Search

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[conclaveyaoi]

lowkey designing my career so I end up in the press conference room of the vatican just so I can post "tumblr user conclaveyaoi is writing conclave yaoi at the vatican press conference room". career goals W

[big-tiddy-goth-ghoulfriend]

Helpful LinkedIn Tip

If your search suddenly looks like this:

Instead of like this:

it's because they auto-opt-in'd you to their AI search. If you're a reasonable, rational person and you don't want anything to do with that shit, you can turn it off. I looked all through my settings before I found the button, it's actually right there on the search screen itself. Go a little over to the right until you see this:

(it should be under your profile pic)

click that little dropdown arrow and change it back to classic search.

Happy job hunting.

[thesleepyblueocean]

Why is scrolling through LinkedIn so depressing?!?!?!?!?!?

[jakeperalta]

crying at my boss sharing a linkedin post about how company culture is how your people feel on a sunday night and meanwhile this is me every single sunday

[dire-straits-fn8ic]

i’m on the job hunt i’m prowling about and i’m drooling thinking about how good it’ll feel to sink my teeth and claws into my job prey and hear its shrieks and feel its thrashing and taste its job blood

[millenniallust4death]

CONTENT NECROMANCER took me out.

[dchan87]

[bestoftweets]

[bitchesgetriches]

hello friends, would it be bad if i apply to places on LinkedIn but i don’t have a big following, photo, or posts. would the company’s reject me? yes, i believe these hiring managers do look for the criteria but seeing your profile, where you went to school, etc seems like an invite to get judged. im just looking to apply to office jobs, education jobs, liberal arts basically)

No, not bad!

While we would recommend bulking up your LinkedIn profile (it's ridic, but it works), a minimal profile there should not prevent you from applying to jobs through LinkedIn.

Here's more of our advice:

Our Best Secrets for a Successful, Strategic, and SHORT Job Search 

How to Write a Resume so You Actually Have a Prayer of Getting Hired 

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[bakurapika]

Serious question though, for anyone who has had a paying job in the past.

Based on my own experiences over the years.

Please reblog if you're also curious about the answer. I want to see if my experiences of Indeed offering only false hope are the norm or not.

[zebulore]

Okay, so funny story time. I was scrolling on Google Feed, yah know that side panel you swipe right to get to on Android devices, and it shows you targeted news stories and stuff. Anyway, I was (and currently am) on heavy pain medication due to an infected tooth, and seeing this threw me for a loop. I thought I had somehow slid into the actual DC Universe or something, this cursed Google Feed recommended me TIM DRAKE'S LINKEDIN! I thought he was a real person for a second!

It turns out that it's just some random business dude, but out of the Robins, Tim Drake would definitely be the one with a LinkedIn.

[demonsandpieohmy]

Job hunting is so much fun

[willowwindss]

Job Hunters!

LinkedIn Learning is a great resource for learning/refreshing skills related to your area of expertise or a career you want to work in.

When you finish watching the video you get a certificate displayed on your profile, which could help with job prospects.

It does cost unfortunately, but a LinkedIn premuim subscription is a useful investment too.

[literalzipfile]

how college is going so far