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Linked in profile checklist college students

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The document provides a checklist for building an effective LinkedIn profile, including adding a professional photo, writing a headline and summary about one's skills and goals, listing relevant work experience and accomplishments, organizations and causes involved with, skills and expertise, honors and awards, courses taken, recommendations from others, projects completed, and education history. The purpose is to showcase one's qualifications and interests to potential employers and connections on the professional networking platform.

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LinkedIn Pro鍖le Checklist PHOTO: It doesn't have to be fancy - just use your cellphone camera in front of a plain background. Wear a nice shirt and don't forget to smile! HEADLINE: Tell people what you're excited about now and the cool things you want to do in the future. SUMMARY: Describe what motivates you, what you're skilled at, and what's next. EXPERIENCE: List the jobs you held, even if they were part-time, along with what you accomplished at each. Even include photos and videos from your work. ORGANIZATIONS: Have you joined any clubs at school or outside? Be sure to describe what you did with each organization. Continued >>
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE & CAUSES: Even if you weren't paid for a job, be sure to list it. Admissions of鍖cers and employers often see volunteer experience as just as valuable as paid work. SKILLS & EXPERTISE: Add at least 5 key skills - and then your connections can endorse you for the things you're best at. HONORS & AWARDS: If you earned a prize in or out of school, don't be shy. Let the world know about it! COURSES: List the classes that show off the skills and interests you're most excited about. RECOMMENDATIONS: Ask managers, professors, or classmates who've worked with you closely to write a recommendation. This gives extra credibility to your strengths and skills. Want more LinkedIn tips for students? Check out students.linkedin.com PROJECTS: Whether you led a team assignment in school or built an app on your own, talk about what you did and how you did it. EDUCATION: Starting with college, list all the educational experiences you've had - including summer programs.

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Linked in profile checklist college students

  • 1. LinkedIn Pro鍖le Checklist PHOTO: It doesn't have to be fancy - just use your cellphone camera in front of a plain background. Wear a nice shirt and don't forget to smile! HEADLINE: Tell people what you're excited about now and the cool things you want to do in the future. SUMMARY: Describe what motivates you, what you're skilled at, and what's next. EXPERIENCE: List the jobs you held, even if they were part-time, along with what you accomplished at each. Even include photos and videos from your work. ORGANIZATIONS: Have you joined any clubs at school or outside? Be sure to describe what you did with each organization. Continued >>
  • 2. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE & CAUSES: Even if you weren't paid for a job, be sure to list it. Admissions of鍖cers and employers often see volunteer experience as just as valuable as paid work. SKILLS & EXPERTISE: Add at least 5 key skills - and then your connections can endorse you for the things you're best at. HONORS & AWARDS: If you earned a prize in or out of school, don't be shy. Let the world know about it! COURSES: List the classes that show off the skills and interests you're most excited about. RECOMMENDATIONS: Ask managers, professors, or classmates who've worked with you closely to write a recommendation. This gives extra credibility to your strengths and skills. Want more LinkedIn tips for students? Check out students.linkedin.com PROJECTS: Whether you led a team assignment in school or built an app on your own, talk about what you did and how you did it. EDUCATION: Starting with college, list all the educational experiences you've had - including summer programs.