I have to preface this post by noting how easy it is to make mistakes when you're on the road to becoming a published author. This is an emotional journey, and ego can sometimes get in the way. Then there's the many details you must hold, which even publishers get wrong from time to time.
When you recommend a colleague, business partner, or professional service provider, your comment is listed in your profile under the Recommendations tab. Recommendations you receive are listed under âRecommendations Forâ at the bottom of the âExperienceâ section.
Using LinkedIn for recruitment: 5 tips for beginners. LinkedIn has been a key tool in the recruiterâs toolbox for many years now. But more and more, employers are wising up to the benefits themselves. Using LinkedIn for recruitment is no longer reserved for the experts or Boolean Geeks. Here are just a few simple ways that regular olâ employers can start sourcing great candidates through LinkedIn. 1. Try Advanced Search. On the most basic level, you can use the Advanced Search function to type in a variety of key words, locations and job titles and bring up a shortlist of potential candidates. These candidates can then be contacted directly, using LinkedInâs Introduction requests and InMail.