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Greetings all,
Have put together a follow up article on Linked in to take your profile from basic to beyond. Will do another on more advanced aspects in the coming weeks. This article follows on from the Basics-Is your profile ready article which can be found on my profile. Have a look and let me know your thoughts!
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Have put together a follow up article on Linked in to take your profile from basic to beyond. Will do another on more advanced aspects in the coming weeks. This article follows on from the Basics-Is your profile ready article which can be found on my profile. Have a look and let me know your thoughts!
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I have found linkedin to be helpful from the aspect that it opens up some doors to job opportunities. If it hasn't been mentioned in the past, Linkedin also will grant 1 year free to Veterans at the premium level. Just a thought. It is nice to be able to be specific and concise in looking for jobs by entering your criteria or job preferences. The last think I want to see is looking for jobs in my career field and see jobs totally unrelated. That is the only down fall really that I have seen. If anything it is another job search site to aid in Veterans to search for a job they are looking for that meets their needs. Good Luck brothers & sister.
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Charles Hein Wroth
Thanks for the response Timothy. I fully understand the constraints in looking for work on Linked In. Especially in the security industry. One thing I used to do is understand my market, understand who the big players are, following those companies (Like mentioned in the article) and also looking at their available jobs. Usually a culmination of the 2 works. Good luck, and please do hit me up if I can be of assistance.
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