When describing jobs you've had, list responsibilities only briefly. These are less important, and often a good-enough understanding of them can be inferred from your job title.
Much more important are your contributions. Write how you made a difference, what improvements you achieved, what you accomplished. Use the space describing the impact you had on the business. List lowered cost structure, process improvements, recurring revenue growth, contract renegotiation. Quantify these improvements as much as you can. Write so an industry peer will understand.
Embed a CTA in your Summary. Ask readers to connect with you. Or visit your website. Or send you an email. Or join your favorite LinkedIn Group. Or comment on an Article you've written. There are so many CTA on LinkedIn. Try getting readers to engage with you using one or more of them. If the...
LinkedIn is one of the best search engines for recruiters. Help it to find you by using terms recruiters will search for. If you have experience using some popular gear, include that kit by name. This will help you match in more searches. Examples: Cisco ASA 5500. Ericsson Radio Dot System. Illu...
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