Posted on Sep 9, 2016
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SFC Christopher Perry
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Funny, I never really thought about RP from that particular perspective. I suppose that the fact that civilians are now allowed, this is a legitimate concern.
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It is definitely part of one's social media profile.
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SGT (Join to see) A good first step would be to obtain a Blue Ribbon for profile completion.
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True, but meeting that standard doesn't equal a great profile to be read by recruiters.
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SA Jim Arnold
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I'm trying as we speak
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blaz, trail no.
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SGT (Join to see) - I've also joined your " no trailblazing" team. I don't mind if there is a decent contribution or an indication that something I posted was actually read, but single word comments lead me to believe that my post is simply being used for adding numbers
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IMO, asking about training courses to improve your RP profile is a little like asking for courses to improve your FB profile. If your personal information is up to date you could link your RP profile to your resume.
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(Join to see) - That is also important, though. Privacy settings determine what your name is associated with and what of your activities others can see on Facebook.
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SGT (Join to see) - The same holds true for RP; if you appear as SGT (Anonymous), as you do, then a recruiter is not likely to linger over your profile, no matter how enticing the information might appear. Human beings seem to have a quirk when it comes to names and faces, even on line.
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