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To: Arlis
Mostly, it’s to feed the user’s egos. The actual networking results in a practical sense are small.

Not anymore Arlis. It is becoming more important by the day. Just this week I had an Inspector that used to work for me request a recommendation to his page. A potential employer told him that he would not be hired without it. A good six-figure job with benefits. I wrote it for him two nights ago.

I haven't heard back yet except for a quick "Thank you." just a few minutes after I posted it to his page. That company actually has a LinkedIn 'specialist' on staff, whatever that is.

62 posted on 02/21/2014 9:27:00 AM PST by houeto (We intend to liberate Democrats from the dreaded Job-Lock this November!)
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To: houeto

That is news for sure.

Not sure it’s that common yet though.......

Linkedin is like recommendation sources one puts on a resume’ or personal reference list - you almost never find anyone who will say anything bad....and that’s because no one gets linked in to you except those that you approve.......

It’s #1 weakpoint IMHO.


64 posted on 02/21/2014 10:05:31 AM PST by Arlis
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