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What’s the Point of LinkedIn, Anyway? | Christine vs. Work
27 Oct 2020
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It’s the least fun social platform, but the most important for your career. Here’s how to make LinkedIn work for you.
While LinkedIn is the central hub of online professional networking, it can also be an overwhelming and confusing place. But your digital persona is more important (and necessary) than ever, so you should probably get good at LinkedIn: How should you think about your profile and activity on LinkedIn, and why is it important to prioritize your time on this platform?
Innovation Editor Christine Liu talks to Madeline Mann, a human resources leader and host of “Self Made Millennial” on Youtube, who explains why LinkedIn matters, how to maintain and grow your network, and how best to use this platform for personal and professional growth.
Learn more about Madeline Mann: https://www.youtube.com/SelfMadeMillennial/
*This video is not sponsored by LinkedIn.
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