Employers are increasingly recognising that LinkedIn can be great for business and are encouraging employees to use and create accounts.
In the recruitment industry, it seems everyone who’s anyone has a profile. For those who don't have an account, get one now! LinkedIn is a great sourcing tool for candidates and clients and is an opportunity not to be missed.
Perhaps your workplace has a policy in place for using LinkedIn and what they expect from your profile; if so do you refer to this regularly when you’re making changes? Whether your employer has a solid, written policy or not; we’ve compiled a helpful guide to keep you on the straight and narrow when it comes to LinkedIn.
Download our free guide below for some top tips on:
- Personalising your LinkedIn to make it more friendly to both clients and candidates
- Making yourself more contactable
- Finding relevant contacts and increasing the success of connecting
- Publishing posts on LinkedIn Pulse
- Making the most of LinkedIn Groups
As a recruiter, you may also want to refer your candidates to this whitepaper when they seek advice on their own profiles. LinkedIn is of course a great place for professionals like them to start building their 'brand' as an employee.
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