Polkadot JAM Slides - Token2049 - By Dr. Gavin Wood
LinkedIn - Active Networking For Career Advancement Revised 2 21 11
1. LinkedIn: Active Networking for Career Advancement Written by: Heather E. Coleman, Training Coordinator Ron Marshall, Assistant Training Facilitator Ferndale Career Center 713 East Nine Mile Road Ferndale, MI 48220 248.586.8930 www.ferndaleschools.org/fcc www.facebook.com/FerndaleCareerCenter www.twitter.com/FerndaleCareer LinkedIn Group: Ferndale Career Center 1.11.2011
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3. LinkedIn Groups Sharing articles, asking questions, and answering questions are all great ways to MEET people while adding to the conversation. Following members helps you see member updates. Posting content in your groups is a great way to raise awareness of your presence and value.
7. LinkedIn “Like” and “Comment” Feature Question: Why do you think this seemingly little feature has so much impact?
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9. Personal Brand Career Identity Digital Reputation Your public expression of your personality, your career niche, your values, the skill sets you bring to the table and your talents and abilities. Your brand must be authentic, genuine and true to who you are privately and publically – not who you want people to think you are. Online Presence Individual Marketing
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11. Recommendations – A foundational element of LinkedIn Former supervisors, colleagues, employees, social media colleagues, friends, interns, volunteer staff…all of these people can recommend you.
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13. LinkedIn Company Profiles Find out what the company is doing – utilize this feature as a research tool. You can also find statistics about each company.
![What’s In An Update? ,[object Object],These updates are opportunities that you should take advantage of daily to share things about your career life with your connections. Industry news, your views on your field, helpful tips, memorable quotes from others – share with your network every day!](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)