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The Company You Keep
Posted by stylock on 02 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Connections, Etiquette
I know I’ve got a post about LinkedIn Group changes to get out, but I was replying to a friend and realized I had to get this into a post right now…-)
One of the topics was - are we judged by the company we keep.
Definitely.
And LinkedIn is no different…
Reaching for 100%
Posted by stylock on 14 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: Connections, Endorsements, Profiles, Ways to Use LinkedIn
I just answered a question on LinkedIn about adding recommendations to add 5% towards that “100% complete” figure…
If it helps motivate you great, if it doesn’t - ignore it.
A LinkedIn Strategy For Everyone
Posted by stylock on 05 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: About the Service, Connections, Groups
LinkedIn is taking a bit of heat lately for limiting group membership, and while it may appear heavy handed, I’ve got an opinion on why it is practical.
A viable strategy can work only if it remains viable if everyone follows it.
That goes for connection strategy as well as group membership…
Owning Your Network
Posted by stylock on 17 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: Connections
Terry Bean asks on the Networked Inc blog “Who Owns Your Network” - I think we all know that by definition, you own your network.
But you can do things to muddy those waters…
Connect to those you Know and Trust
Posted by stylock on 06 May 2008 | Tagged as: Connections
It’s the biggest split in philosophies on the LinkedIn site - MEGA connectors versus those that selectively connect.
Both promise better use of the site, and the arguments can get heated - but who’s right?
I’ll tell you why you should connect to people you know and trust…
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