Linkedin for blue collar workers
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This presentation will tell you a little about Work Hands, which basically LinkedIn for Blue Collare workers. You will see screen shots & my two cents on how it worked. Worth checking out!
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- 1. Linkedin for Blue Collar Workers
- 2. How I heard about it… • An article was passed along through the RRAF group… http://www.marketplace.org/topics/tech/linkedin-style-job-network-blue-collar-crowd#.Uk7FhZMFNT0.email • I checked it out and here is what I learned…
- 3. www.workhands.us • This is the home page • I chose to sign up through Facebook
- 4. Welcome page
- 6. Getting started • Because I chose to sign up through Facebook, some information was pulled in already • The rest I had to add, starting with my trade • For a few moments, I pretended to be a construction carpenter…
- 7. Next • Add the number of years experience by sliding the bar • Then enter your zip code
- 8. Following this • To fully utilize this site you will want to add connections (just like Linkedin and Facebook) • This is your chance to do that • You can have it pull in your Facebook friends to choose from or you can sync your Yahoo or Gmail emails
- 9. At this point… • You have created your profile • Now it is time to learn about it and enhance what kind of information you are sharing
- 10. Things like… • What kind of equipment do you know how to use (and which do you own)
- 11. Also…
- 12. Projects • There is a section called Projects where you can add in more info about a specific project you worked on – you are also supposed to be able to upload photos • I had trouble with the photos – I couldn’t get it to work (it kept saying wrong file type even though I tried a variety of file types)… probably a glitch that will fix itself
- 13. In addition… • Because I signed up through Facebook and I already had some information about my education in my FB profile, this came in automatically
- 14. Furthermore… • My work history also came in from Facebook • You can, of course, edit this or add additional information at this time
- 15. Right now… • The profile looks like this…
- 16. You can even… • Ask for endorsements (like Linkedin) by email or through Facebook • I tried the email for endorsement, but it didn’t go anywhere – just kept running… again, could be a glitch that will fix itself • I didn’t try the Facebook one
- 17. This is what the Feed looks like
- 18. This is what the Jobs tab looks like • It looks like the jobs pull in from different sites (like Craigslist for example) but it also look like employers can join and post jobs for free right now • When I clicked on a job to look at it more, it gave the option to apply (now) or apply externally – I didn’t try this feature fully as I’m sure the poor soul who would have received my “application” would have been a bit confused!
- 19. Another shot of the Jobs feed
- 20. Cool feature alert! • Download your resume – takes the info in your Work Hands profile and creates a resume
- 21. • If you get a chance to play with it, I’d love to hear how it works for you • Also, if clients are using it and you get feedback, I’d love to hear that too! • Again, great find Marney and thanks for sharing it – I think it could be really valuable for the skilled/trades fields! • Sarah Rach-Sovich, sarahr@rmcep.com