Speed Up Your Job Search with LinkedIn Keywords

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Speed Up Your Job Search with LinkedIn Keywords

Hosted by Sara Roberts and Christine Raby

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What you'll learn

LinkedIn is your most important asset when looking for a job

Learn about how recruiting works in today's market and what you may be doing wrong

Flaunt what you've got

Learn how to articulate your unique strengths and what information should go where so that recruiters notice you

Stop getting overlooked on LinkedIn

Review stellar example profiles and common LinkedIn mistakes that may stop you from getting the job you deserve

Why this topic matters

The average interview rate today is 1 percent. This means you'll likely have to apply to 100 jobs to land a single interview. Luckily, you don't have to spend hours grinding away at job applications. When you leverage LinkedIn keywords, you'll increase your visibility, and speed up your next job search.

You'll learn from

Sara Roberts

Founder @ Bayview Talent, scaled teams at Rippling, Gorgias, SaaStr and more

As an executive recruiter, Sara has reviewed 100,000+ LinkedIn profiles for the purpose of placing them at some of the hottest startups in Silicon Valley and beyond (Rippling, Gorgias, strongDM, etc.), generating millions in revenue. She is also the host of the podcast, Success Unscripted, and brings a strong recruiting lens to this lesson.

Christine Raby

Founder @ DeliverDelight, Ex-Noom, MDLive, Artera

Christine has interviewed thousands of people, and hired hundreds across several top startups while acting as an in-house executive. She provides tactical, practical career advice to 45K people on TikTok as @careerwithchristine, and brings an executive hiring manager perspective to this lightening lesson.

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