How To Use LinkedIn To Find Your Next Job

How is your job going? We are at the start of a new year and was one of your resolutions this year to take a look around for a better job? Well guess what, it turns out that this is very easy to do. All you need to do is understand how to use LinkedIn to let the world know just how great you are and the job prospects will come flowing your way.

With over 130 million professionals and more than 2 million company profiles, LinkedIn should be the key starting point for your job search. As the largest professional networking site, LinkedIn provides you with not only extensive job listings, but the opportunity to make connections in your target companies who will show you the inside track to the hiring managers.

LinkedIn is your indispensable job hunting tool. Tap into the vast network of LinkedIn’s professionals to become one of the most empowered job seekers on the planet!

Your IEEE PACE group is going to show you how. We’re hosting a LinkedIn navigation seminar where we’ll show you everything that you need to know in order to get the most out of this fantastic online tool. If you come, you’ll learn:

• The secret system for immediately getting through to hiring managers and recruiters
• The easy way to get found for your specialty and have your phone ringing off the hook with job offers
• How to instantly get recruiters and hiring managers interested in you by increasing the perceived value of your experiences and expertise
• The three steps to networking success on LinkedIn…and what to avoid at all costs
• The simple secret hardly any job hunter uses to blow away the competition
• How LinkedIn can give you results faster than any other job hunting method — national job boards included

Come join us and find out how we’re going to find out how you can find the job of your dreams!

Sign up online at: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/221237

Join us on Wednesday evening, March 25 at 6:00pm. We’ll be meeting at TECO Hall which is located at TECO Plaza, 702 N. Franklin St., Tampa. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the meeting organizer, Jim Anderson at jim.anderson@ieee.org. I’ll see you there!