@EmmaPet21246706@ChelsMEddington These are very important because people often forget professionalism when they are on Skype and not directly in front of people.
@DocFrickenstein@ryegreen11 It’s also better to take someone likable and teach them how to do the job, than have someone who is good at the job but hard to work with.
In the Forbes article, I liked the recommendation to have a friend read over you profile. I usually have a smart friend read over important things like applications and my resume, so I don't see why I wouldn't do it for my LinkedIn profile as well. #LinkedInJTCR9
@alex_schwebke I feel that by using a place holder it shows that you actually want to get into the field. Before reading the article, I never would have thought about adding a placeholder in my LinkedIn. #LinkedInJTCR9
One of the things that I liked from the muse article was the "avoid buzzwords like the Plague". By avoiding buzzwords, you can set yourself apart from the rest and give yourself a step up when going into the job market. #LinkedInJTCR9
@ChelsMEddington LinkedIn allows you to include more information than your resume and to present the information in a more appealing way. #LinkedInJTCR9