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scaredoftests wrote: » Yes, why delete LinkedIn? I find it a great resource.
NetworkNewb wrote: » I would post your updated resume on here just get opinions on it again. Also, not sure why you deleted your LinkedIn account. I recommend always just having that up, never know when some one is going to be looking.
NetworkNewb wrote: » It's just another resource where there is an opportunity someone might find you. Just because it hasn't worked in the past doesn't mean it won't in the future... Also, a great way to stay to connected to other professionals. Doing yourself a disservice by not having one imo. Zero downside with possible upside. Just seems very strange that someone looking for a job wouldn't have a page on there to me.
NetworkNewb wrote: » Here is recent thread on it...http://www.techexams.net/forums/jobs-degrees/84565-linkedin-worth.html Its a resource recruiters use to find people, why someone struggling to get an interview wouldn't use every means possible in the chance a recruiter might find you is beyond me. But go ahead and limit yourself if you like... Just because you don't see the job listed on the job board on LinkedIn, doesn't mean a recruiter won't find you for an unlisted position. Sounds like your resume is still the issue though. I recommend creating a new thread asking for advice on your updated resume.
Chevel wrote: » Wow....I was not expecting the snark. I participated in that poll, you can see my vote, and my opinion remains. If you mean the unlisted jobs like the call I got yesterday for an insurance sales person at a local bank, I'll pass. No offense. Its good that LinkedIn worked for you, but as you see from the same poll LinkedIn doesn't work for everyone, it does not mean that one is "limiting themselves" OT I managed to get a call for position for I job I applied for via Indeed and have an interview tomorrow. Hopefully things go well, from the way it sounds this job would allow me to gain a lot more experience and skill.
scaredoftests wrote: » Excellent, now if you cancelled Indeed, I'd snark you. LOL. Good luck!
TomkoTech wrote: » What you need to know is that LinkedIn is more than just a "source" for looking for jobs. Being in the tech industry a lot of companies will look to your LinkedIn profile when you apply to get a better grasp of you and your skills/endorsements. If you do not have a LinkedIn account, they may well circular file your resume on the principle that they have 20 other candidates who do, and have endorsements for soft skills they are looking for. I've never used LinkedIn to look for a job, but I have had interviewers bring up said endorsements in an interview and ask me to explain the situation that lead to my being endorsed for it.
ITSpectre wrote: » Try going on careerbuilder and monster.... apply for jobs at Quantico MCB. the Pentegon, Ft Belvoir, The Navy Yard, etc.... there are places hiring now in Downtown DC, alexandria, arlington, fairfax, McClean, and Dulles VA. I got the job im at now because of careerbuilder.....
ITSpectre wrote: » Also look at BAI (my old job) They are really good, the Manager is cool. They are hiring right now for IT Jobs.... Website: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY JOBS AT BAI INC
Chevel wrote: » My whole point is what works for some doesn't mean its the absolute. Its pretty obvious that many there are some "hard" fans for LinkedIn. It would be nice if they could be more civil rather than resort to negativity.
NetworkNewb wrote: » I didn't think it was that negative. And just thought it was weird you wouldn't want to use every resource available, even if it didn't work in the past. Especially since nothing was working for you at the time so not sure why you kept you using the other resources... Best of luck of your search though, obviously my advice is falling on deaf ears with this one. (didn't do other thing I recommended either)
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