Friday, August 16, 2019

Linked In

Did you know that a high percentage of all jobs are filled via networking?  Here's a recent article outlining what networking can do for you.  Networking

Networking comes in many forms and ways.  Look around your classroom.  The classmates of today are your colleagues of tomorrow and should form an important part of your network.  How can you keep your network straight?  There are many ways to do so, but developing a Linked In profile is an easy way to get started.

What are some things you should have on your Linked In profile as a student?
Professional Picture
Major
Summary - don['t skip this summary.  It can be crucial when someone is looking for a good fit.  Not sure where to get started?  The Career Center can help.
Experience - don't forget volunteer and other unpaid experience.  Class projects?  Absolutely.  
Organizations
Education
Skills and Expertise -  what are you best at?  Add at least 5 and then your connections can endorse you.
Honors and Awards - don't forget high school
Courses - add the classes that showcase your skills
Projects - what have you done?

Develop your Linked In profile and link to me.  I have a network to tap into.