LinkedIn

Even small, consistent efforts can make a big difference.

If you aren't playing the game, you're sitting on the sidelines watching.

You must come prepared to an interview and ready to discuss industry insights, company updates, and other pieces of data showing you’ve done your due diligence and researched the company and industry thoroughly.

It is all about the quality of your impact and the trust you build.

These firms are the most successful on LinkedIn. Congrats!

Especially since the thing they worked on, China-focused InCareer, is going away.

Effective networking today requires us to tell our stories in various forums, from social media to speaking engagements to blogs and beyond. 

There are many ways to dive into the platform to grow your network and legal career opportunities.

Being active on LinkedIn doesn’t mean you have to be a content creator to get seen and noticed.

How do you stand out in an overcrowded and highly competitive job market? Consider the following tactical processes.

There are a few settings on LinkedIn you can adjust for increased anonymity to protect your own searches or personal information.

LinkedIn is a matter of first impression, not just for people, but also for law firms, companies, and independent blogs.

A strong personal brand requires the three C's: clear messaging, content creation, and consistent effort.

A strong and current LinkedIn profile will give you visibility to network with other board candidates and board leaders.

LinkedIn is a matter of first impression.

Having a strong personal brand on LinkedIn is synonymous with a catchy billboard that lights up on the highway as hundreds of thousands of commuters pass by on any given day.

Less about how much you love your firm, more workplace drama please and thanks.

If you want to rank higher in search results, you need a keyword optimized LinkedIn summary.