


I made the mistake once of not having someone read over my profile after updating it, and I let a grammatical error slip through the cracks. It also helps to have other people take a look at your profile and critique it for you, even if only to check for grammar mistakes. A great LinkedIn profile is one that is always growing and evolving to showcase and attract what you’re currently looking for. I constantly update my profile as my current job responsibilities change or I accomplish new things that need to be added to my summary. It’s also important to remember that a LinkedIn profile isn’t something you can just create and forget about. Up Next: Here’s Your 6-Month Roadmap to a Better Job in 2019 I’ve worked really hard at building my network over the years, and having a great LinkedIn profile has helped me do that. I believe the key to coming up in LinkedIn recruiters’ searches is a composite of a couple of things: a good headline that targets the job you want a great summary that highlights your achievements, work experience and skills and a great network. But you have to know how to best use LinkedIn to your advantage. Not only did I get the job I have now from my LinkedIn profile, but I’ve received countless job offers - many of which turned into jobs - through the platform over the years. When it comes to getting a job, LinkedIn has been a goldmine for me.
