yes and no. really depends upon how you can show your pedigree. source: random stalking and following a lot of my seniors on Linkein
Is posting on Linkedin helped you? Do you feel it makes friends feel competitive with you as you post your achievements? Does anyone feel posting about your achiements bring you 'Buri Nazar' (Evil eye)?
Do posting consistently on LinkedIn to get likes, comments, and shares and more followers and connections help in getting more opportunities, especially for freshers?
I have observed a few freshers and many professionals nearly posting ...
As the caption says, I am keen to explore if there are any examples of real life benefits of LinkedIn activity. I am afraid to fall in cringe-bucket, at the same time get FoMo of remaining invisible to corporate pigs.
Any thoughts? ( j...
I am applying for Roles in Linkedinwhich I was qualified well (may be I am overhyping myself) but I am not getting shortlisted for any of the roles applying.
Is there anything I should do instead of just applying ?
I empathise with this person.
But
This is an important learning for all the young folks - wasting time of those fancy headline tags, regurgitating public knowledge on LI won’t help. Many hiring managers look for a person who can fold t...
