LinkedIn Tip for Job Seekers in 2024

Recommendations works better. I know because someone in the company I am currently vying to join recommended my resume to be evaluated. Now I have finished all three iv stages. I did apply the same position several years ago by just clicking the conventional way and it went nothing. I am hoping to get the job but if I fail, now I know networking is the ultimate way.

Freshers are struggling to get a job

Super

Amazing

that works 100%

Thanks man ! Truly helped . If I get a job, I will send you 10 % of my first paycheck :-)

Thank you so much!

thanks

But it showed worldwide results

thanks bro

LinkedIn has changed so much over the years. Good to get refresher

Wish LinkedIn had been this helpful back in college!

Tried that karma thing, gotta say my LinkedIn is on fleek now 😜

Some great tips Jeff! Will definitely update my profile

Couldnt have come at a better time. Job hunting is tough these days

karma gave me some fire LinkedIn pics, really stepped up my profile game.

Thanks for the tips! Gave kahma a go, so easy to get a pro LinkedIn pic now.

kahma is clutch, got the perfect headshot to help land my dream job! 🙌

Only 2 minutes but packed with useful advice. Thanks for sharing Jeff

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Dropping gold nuggets. Thanks!

How do we message them? They are not in our networks most of the time. And they don't ever respond back on inmails and take forever to accept our connection requests.

By the time they do accept and reply back (rarely) the job position is gone.

best one yet

awesome tip as always Jeff - ❤️

And what do we say to a hiring manager or someone from the company when we find them on LinkedIn?

Thanks, Jeff, but how do I filter for posts by people based in US?

Great tips thank you! Just got laid off in April. Looking for Clinical Trial Associate positions.

how to do this saerch with specific country

even with li kedin premium it is giving only 5-10 inmail credits only. any suggestions ?

Does not work.

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Awesome!!

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Find a home and earn money ? Right?

The problem is that SOME job titles vary, even though the role is almost identical from company to company. For example, QC, QA, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, Quality-Control, Quality-Assurance, Quality Management, Quality Analyst, etc, etc are generally the same position. This absolutely does limit not only one's ability to search but to be found by limiting keywords. It's understandable that some industries aren't particularly large and have massive potential hiring pools, but it's also true that some industries are large but have relatively smaller pools (maybe just in some markets) to choose from. Whether this is due to required skill sets or now keywords, how does this truly benefit employers? Seems to me that it benefits hiring staff most and they may not necessarily be the ones most considerate of the company's BEST interests, just adequate ones... If someone can enlighten me, I'm willing to listen?

This is really awesome 👍

You just figured out how I can get around all these ghost jobs. Thank you!

Works!!!!

wow, 厉害！

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how do we filter by location

I see only posts from indian ONLY

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This is great! One thing missing is filtering author locations to get jobs in your area

Really worked ❤

This video really opened my eyes to the importance of keywords. I wonder if using tools like ResuBot would help with that.

I appreciate the focus on tailoring resumes. It makes me question if I should stick to Google Docs or try something like Resubot.

I always thought LinkedIn was just for networking, but clearly it's a key part of the job search process too.

Solid tips here. It's all about standing out, especially with so many people applying for the same jobs.

Great advice on optimizing LinkedIn profiles. I've been thinking about updating mine for job applications in 2024.