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Tips To Make Yourself More Visible To Recruiters On LinkedIn

By: Michelle Dumas May 13, 2014 – Posted in: Career Management Career Marketing Internet Job Searching Job Search Networking

Once upon a time, you could reasonably expect to find decent job opportunities by searching through the classified ads of your city's daily newspaper (yes, people did that). Today, not so much. Competition for jobs is fierce and access to information about specific employment opportunities is available to virtually anyone at any time via desktop, laptop, smartphone.

Professional which I believe sets distinctive apart from others. Given my background it's hard to find that level versus those looking to cash in. It was very easy to discern that Distinctive was professional. The resume was excellent; very professional and I could see a huge difference between what I had prepared and what Lisa did--so much better

J.G., Utah

I wanted to say “Hello” and to provide you with a progress report. Thanks to the mailing in December, I have been in discussions with Xxxxxxx, an international banking consulting company. Actually, they contacted me the day the letter and resume was distributed. We are currently in discussions about my joining their company. Here’s the amazing part: in the initial questionnaire, I noted corporate finance and capital funding as my area of weakness. If things unfold in a positive manner for their business over the next couple of months, they would like me to join them in assisting(...)

L.H., Texas

This is just a short note to let you know that I have been offered the position of Director of Educational and Administrative Technology for the XXXX XXXX XXXX...Feedback from some of the members of the selection committee revealed that they were "blown away" by the resume. Actually, they only had me in for a single interview. This leads me to believe that this particular employer took great credence on the ability of the resume to communicate in my absence. I consider your work very instrumental in both the success of landing the job, and in the ability to successfully assert a salary(...)