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Great advice on how to step up your LinkedIn game:

1) Profiles with photos are 14 times more likely to be viewed.

2) Customize your Public Profile URL for use on business cards, resume, and in your email signature.

3) Skills & Endorsements is an important section to customize since others can “endorse” you. The first 3 skills will be listed (then a View more button will appear), so make those first 3 count!

4) Experience section is a version of your resume. Use targeted keywords and accomplishments.

5) Summary is a 30-second introduction of yourself. Be sure to include industry-related keywords.

Check out all of the tips from the Harvard School of Public Health Office for Alumni Affairs and Career Advancement here:
https://cdn1.sph.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2017/08/Published-Linkedin-Guide-SW-5-2-17.pdf

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Martha MacCallum is a journalist, but her advice is applicable to any field. This is a great (and quick) read to start your day.

https://fortune.com/2021/06/26/martha-maccallum-career-advice-successful-fox-news-anchor/

Commentary: Martha MacCallum: The 5 things I did to get where I am today Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum shares five pieces of advice that helped her career.

What is your #1 criteria for decision-making when it comes to finding a new job?

1) Compensation/Benefits
2) Technology Stack
3) Ability to Work Remotely
4) Culture/Work Environment

Rank the criteria in the comments section.