We encourage you to explore them, or schedule an appointment to meet with a career advisor for more tips. There are more advanced tools and uses for LinkedIn.
The Career Center can review your LinkedIn profile and provide feedback. Now that you have developed your profile, learn more about Connecting with Others on LinkedIn and Using LinkedIn for Your Job Search. These are short overviews of your entire profile that often attract recruiters. Step 6: Don’t neglect the Headline and Summary sections. Get endorsements, by giving endorsements. Additionally, connections can endorse you for particular skills. Step 5: LinkedIn created a Skills section where you can highlight particular skills in which you excel. In the Projects section, you can also add group members. Step 4: Include examples of projects from courses, internships or extracurricular activities. While you may be slightly uncomfortable with your photo on your profile, it is considered unprofessional and incomplete without one. Step 3: Upload a headshot photo of you alone. NOTE: It is ok to use the word “I.” This is the next generation of your professional credentials. Focus on results and outcomes and use keywords when possible. Step 2: Incorporate information from your resume to complete the Education, Headline, Summary, Coursework, and Extracurricular Activities sections. Step 1: Log into and create a profile with your name, an active email and password. While it may start out looking more like an in-depth resume, LinkedIn offers some unique tools. To start networking and connecting, develop a profile. Retrievers Connect is a great option to connect with UMBC Alumni who have chosen to share their experiences to help current students. Additional Career Resources for Specific Populations.Assess your Strengths, Skills & Interests.How to Move from College to the Workforce.
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