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The document is a PowerPoint presentation created by LinkedIn for career centers to use and distribute to students. It provides an overview of how LinkedIn works and its benefits for students, including building a professional online presence, connecting with alumni, researching companies and opportunities, and learning networking etiquette. The presentation covers developing a strong student profile, networking on LinkedIn, and finding jobs/internships on the site. Career centers are encouraged to modify the slides as needed and provide feedback to LinkedIn.
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- 2. LinkedIn on Campus: How LinkedIn Can Help You
- 4. 1. LinkedIn 101 Version 1.07.2011
- 5. How LinkedIn Works Your Friends’ Friends Your Friends Your Friends’ Friends’ Friends
- 8. 1. Build a Professional Online Presence
- 9. 2. Connect in a Meaningful Way with Alumni and Other “Warm” Contacts
- 11. 2. How to create a great student profile
- 12. Live Demo of a LinkedIn Profile
- 16. 3. Networking on LinkedIn
- 18. Live Demo of LinkedIn Introduction
- 19. Live Demo of LinkedIn Group
- 20. 4. How to find your dream job/internship on LinkedIn
- 23. Live Demo of LinkedIn Company Page
- 24. Explore Opportunities with Organizations that Don ’t Recruit on Campus
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