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How to build a job-ready LinkedIn profile?

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👉 I always suggest making your LinkedIn profile strong as many recruiters are active on this social job platform.

💙LinkedIn is not just used for job applications, It is a public feed where anyone can share public opinion or resources which can sometimes benefit you.
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📸Display Picture:

- First of all, Your Picture will show to every individual on LinkedIn.
- Keep it decent, Front-facing, and clean background image.
- I would suggest using tools like background changer.
- Use formal photos, If possible. Image
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📹Profile Video:

- There is this new feature that can be used to shoot short and crisp video about your life journey.
- Make full use of it, If you are a beginner using LinkedIn for the job search.
- Answer similar to "Tell us about yourself".
- Be professional. Image
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🔙Banner:

- LinkedIn banner can be attractive, simple, creative, or an image to sell yourself.
- Here is the example of my friend's banner - @dwvicy
- Be creative as much as possible here. Depict your passion and work or social cause you are doing.
- I don't use banners. Image
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👀Header:

- I have seen different types of headers on LinkedIn. I personally don't recommend adding unnecessary things in your header.
- Add yours: Current work, Past Work, Tech Stack,, Unique to yourself, Community, Social cause.
- Use pipe(|) to distribute. Image
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Open To Work & Services:

- These two are good features, One shows you are open to opportunities in the field you have mentioned.
- Other showing your work or contribution to the LinkedIn community. Services can be profit or non-profit making. Image
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Featured Posts:

- If you are quite active on LinkedIn, It is really hard to find your most important posts and share them with recruiters or companies.
- Use this feature for the same, Add posts in order of most important as a first, and so on.
- Tip: Add resume here. Image
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About:

- A most important feature in your LinkedIn profile.
- It's like a mini-resume and your bio.
- Use bullet points.
- Introduce yourself.
- Add strong points about yourself.
- Add unique things to yourself.
- Add your Tech stack.
- Add past experience.
- Add Contact. Image
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Work Experience:

- This is where people do mistakes.
- You have to understand the difference between Work experience and Volunteer experience.
For e.g. @awscloud community builder is not your work experience. But, Community Organizer, Lead, or Founder is.

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- Add the most relevant work experience at the top by proper dates.
- Use bullet points for description.
- Use validations, If available.
For e,g, Link to Github Repository or Recommendation Letters or Work Experience Letter.
- Be creative. ImageImage
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Education:

- I would recommend using the most recent education experience, No need to add an entire life school journey.
- Also, Mention Grade if it is good.
- Do mention achievements, If any. Image
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Licenses & Certifications:

- Add validated Certifications here, Show the most recent at the top and the one you want to show your recruiters.
- Global Certifications should be at the top, According to me, or Speaker Certifications.
- Use the Link to certification. Image
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Volunteering:

- Add volunteering experience here.
- Add #CommunityBuilder or #ambassadors experience here.
- Add College Community Experience, If you have.
- In short, I use this for my position of responsibilities from my resume section. Image
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Skills:

- This helps recruiters to search your profile by adding keywords like "Python", "DevOps" or "Leadership".
- If you are helping the LinkedIn community and reaching out to others or being active on feeds. Others are going to endorse you. Don't force others. Image
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Recommendations:

- I beg you, please don't add recommendations from your friends and person with whom you have never worked.
- People can recommend you. If it's their choice.
- Ask for recommendations from your colleagues or managers, They'll provide them. Image
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Publications & Projects:

- Publications, Used to mention your research work and papers published in conferences or journals.
- Projects, This section is used for your projects done till the date but mentions only those which are quality. Quantity will not help here. Image
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Optional Sections:

- Add your awards from work as well as past which you want to show to the world.
- Add Languages with the validation of the same.
For e.g. English, TOEFL exam score = 90
- Add test scores from your national/international exams like GATE, GRE, and TOEFL Image
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LinkedIn Articles:

- Write Articles that work as a blog on LinkedIn.
- Use articles to make announcements or feedback to your companies/customers.
- Many use this for opportunities.
- You can write a detailed summary of your projects here.
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LinkedIn posts:

- Write posts about job/training/helping opportunities to your LinkedIn connections.
- It helps get more followers and makes your words reach various places.
- You can view it in analytics.
For e.g. I have 115,200 impressions on these posts+ 1,490 Likes. Image
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LinkedIn posts:
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- Use images & videos.
- Talk about trends, Try to be frank and helpful to others.
- Don't be an influencer but contribute to society in your own way.
- Make a positive image of yourself, which helps make good connections.
- Pick a topic & write.
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