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Linkedin for Networking & Jobs - UWM 2014
1. Networ king wi th Linkedin
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Delta Sigma Pi
September 11, 2014
2. Founded in 2003
HQ Milwaukee, WI
WHERE WE WORK
Milwaukee, WI
Ann Arbor, MI
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3. W H A T W E ’ R E G O I N G T O C O V E R
• What is Linkedin?
• Why is it important?
• How to optimize your profile
• Networking
• How NOT to use it
• Homework
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4. Who Here Al ready Has a Linkedin Prof i le?
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6. WHAT I S L INKEDIN?
• A social network for professionals
• Networking
• Business Opportunities
• Job Opportunities
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7. WHO USES L INKEDIN?
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8. WHAT I S L INKEDIN?
Your online resume & business card!
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10. WHY I S I T IMPORTANT ?
• Target individuals with similar interests
• Keep in touch with professional connections
• Join groups
• Use “Viewed My Profile” to your advantage
• Job Listings
• Follow Companies
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11. WHY I S I T IMPORTANT ?
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31. CREATE PROFILE
Create a Linkedin
account.
OPTIMIZE!
ADD JOBS, JOIN
GROUPS
Add photo, job title,
current & previous
jobs & groups.
Fill out your profile as
much as you can,
include descriptions
for current & previous
jobs
HOMEWORK!
NETWORK!
Network with others
on Linkedin to build
contacts & find job
opportunities.
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32. HOMEWORK!
• Treat Linkedin like a real time resume
• Accomplishments (real, specific examples)
• Interests (hobbies, volunteering)
• Connect with your coworkers, friends, relatives
• You never know…
• No such thing as too much info!
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