... that know and recommend you. That’s why websites like LinkedIn and Indeed are lousy sources of hires and jobs. They have no brain! ... 200 keyword-matched candidates (passive or active) that LinkedIn or Indeed delivers, to instead talk to one or two “shining lights” ...
Search again:... reader admits there's fake stuff in LinkedIn Recommendations and asks whether these "networking" tools really work, ... The Headhunter Newsletter. Question How important are LinkedIn "recommendations?" Some are true, some are made up and a person feels ... you. Nick's Reply Let's start with the basics: Your LinkedIn profile is your calling card. You should absolutely have one. But your ...
Search again:... your previous postings, you suggest that LinkedIn is a poor medium for applying to companies. (See LinkedIn Payola: Selling out employers and job hunters.) At the same time, ... advantage while finding a professional home. Is LinkedIn an appropriate and productive medium to build one's professional ...
Search again:... the July 18, 2017 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter, LinkedIn members reveal how they use the network to commit career suicide. Question Do you think LinkedIn has lost whatever promise it once had for people hoping participation ... Thank you for your thoughtful commentary. Nick's Reply LinkedIn once showed promise as the leading professional network. Sadly, today ...
Search again:... on stories we've covered here before about TheLadders, LinkedIn, Toronto Pathways -- and one new rip-off by prominent outplacement ... aggressive online behavior to a whole new level.” LinkedIn It didn’t take LinkedIn very long to go from “leading professional network” to becoming a ...
Search again:... Headhunter Newsletter, we examine yet another questionable LinkedIn "feature" that could cost you a job. Question The New York Times just did a story about a group of people suing LinkedIn for selling possibly invalid references to employers. Now LinkedIn has ...
Search again:LinkedIn busted by U.S. Department of Labor It's no big deal, suggests LinkedIn. According to a Computerworld report (LinkedIn pays almost $6M for U.S. wage law violations), LinkedIn was busted by ...
Search again:... a reader wants to join my network: I wanted to send you a LinkedIn invitation to connect, but I noticed on your LinkedIn profile page that you only accept connections from people you already ...
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