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How many of ICFers use linkedin. On regular or irregular basis ? Has anyone benifited from the use. I get a lot of recruiter enquries through linkedin. I think it is a good tool.

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Linkedin is the place to go if you want to read some of the most barefaced lies. The profile will seem to indicate the guy single-handedly engineered the moon-landing, but you know that the only reason he come to work is so that he can use the designated smoking area and steal Splenda packets from the pantry. :laugh:

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Linkedin is the place to go if you want to read some of the most barefaced lies. The profile will seem to indicate the guy single-handedly engineered the moon-landing, but you know that the only reason he come to work is so that he can use the designated smoking area and steal Splenda packets from the pantry. :laugh:
:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: I think the whole resume system is the same way. One thing I liked about linkedin is you can easily reach out to people in your industry. I usualy look at the recomendations that person gets and make sure that those are not from buddy sytem (You reco me, I reco you).
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Many recommendations are fake. The most common one is ______ is a detail oriented _______ who watches the balance sheet like a hawk without losing sight of the _______ strategic objective. I have seen this one on atleast 50 linkedin profiles.

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:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: I think the whole resume system is the same way. One thing I liked about linkedin is you can easily reach out to people in your industry. I usualy look at the recomendations that person gets and make sure that those are not from buddy sytem (You reco me, I reco you).
True. Resumes are never as-is, they are always to-be.
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LinkedIn is awesome. The only social networking site I am on besides ICF. Really good to land up interviews and build up a rapport with people in your field, who you otherwise would never have met.

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