How to Hack Your LinkedIn Profile for Product Managers

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Product Management today is the hot trend that everyone wants to be a part of. There is a lot that you can learn if you want to break into the field. So when you're starting out your Product Management career, how should you go about it? What are the key tools you need to consider?

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The
by
Anthony Fritz
Senior Student Advisor

690M
Did you know?
professionals are on LinkedIn, the
world’s largest professional
network
Source: LinkedIn

1. Add a Photo
Profiles with photos get 9x
more connection requests

8. Request
recommendations
www.thebalancecareers.com/how-to-get-linkedin-recommendations-2062316

What to Share to
Build Thought
Leadership

Share links, articles, images, quotes or
anything else your followers might be
interested in.
1. 1.Share Updates

2. Write long form posts
Deeply explore topics
that matter to you.

3. Interview members of
. your audience.

You're in this game to stand
out, to be remarkable and
memorable.
Words of Inspiration

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Main takeaways: -Create a shared purpose (mission, clear goals) -Create both a sense of belonging and a sense of worth (enable participation, enable collaboration, encourage different ideas and voices, have fun) -Be self-aware and retrospect on a regular basis to increase velocity without dropping quality (address issues, identify and build on what's working well, invest in tooling and documentation, ask for help)

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Main takeaways: The problem space you would like to work in. ->The vision and mission of the company you join or start. Example: LinkedIn’s “create economic opportunity for every member of the global -workforce by connecting the wold’s processionals" ->The technical solutions needed to solve the problem. Example: “Recommendation models to help connect people to each other” ->Self-identification of skills, interests, and passions. Technical PM (former Eng) vs Design PM (former designer) vs Leadership PM (Product School/MBA) ->The type of company you want to join or start. ->Large, medium, or small. Public, non-profit, or start-up. B2B, B2C, Enterprise, Software only, or physical (hardware) and software.

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9. 690M Did you know? professionals are on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network Source: LinkedIn

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