Comments on: LinkedIn or LinkedOut http://designresumes.com/2009/09/linkedin-or-linkedout/ Creating successful career marketing strategies for everyone! Sat, 31 Jul 2010 02:42:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: The Christmas Roast - Prime Rib | Solutions from Design Resumes & Thoughts from Julie http://designresumes.com/2009/09/linkedin-or-linkedout/comment-page-1/#comment-133 The Christmas Roast - Prime Rib | Solutions from Design Resumes & Thoughts from Julie Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:53:33 +0000 http://designresumes.com/?p=503#comment-133 [...] job search, being prepared also means being purposeful in your job search using social media. Your LinkedIn profile should be ready, both to give recruiters and hiring managers a place to search and also give you a [...] [...] job search, being prepared also means being purposeful in your job search using social media. Your LinkedIn profile should be ready, both to give recruiters and hiring managers a place to search and also give you a [...]

]]> By: How? (Use Social Media in Job Search #1) @ Design Resumes http://designresumes.com/2009/09/linkedin-or-linkedout/comment-page-1/#comment-131 How? (Use Social Media in Job Search #1) @ Design Resumes Tue, 27 Oct 2009 11:19:23 +0000 http://designresumes.com/?p=503#comment-131 [...] about that so other than an occasional LinkedIn article, like My Journey with LinkedIn or the post, LinkedIn or LinkedOut?, I have blogged about other things. His point though was that yes, everyone is talking about it but [...] [...] about that so other than an occasional LinkedIn article, like My Journey with LinkedIn or the post, LinkedIn or LinkedOut?, I have blogged about other things. His point though was that yes, everyone is talking about it but [...]

]]> By: Julie http://designresumes.com/2009/09/linkedin-or-linkedout/comment-page-/#comment-132 Julie Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:35:31 +0000 http://designresumes.com/?p=503#comment-132 Thanks, Joe! First of all, for commenting. Since I moved the blog over from WordPress hosting to my own site, it has been hard to get anyone to comment. I think we have so much input, there is too little reason to go to blogs to comment. We comment all over Facebook but skip blogs. I know that I still enjoy the community that comes from blog readers and commentors. Danny Brown's latest post created a multitude of responses as well it should. Yes, I had expected that if anyone was paying attention that Locked reference would get people talking. When you lock your LI network, you lock it from your own connections. So if you were trying to build community with LI, you lost it, because there isn't any. Baffling to me. Thanks, Joe!

First of all, for commenting. Since I moved the blog over from WordPress hosting to my own site, it has been hard to get anyone to comment. I think we have so much input, there is too little reason to go to blogs to comment. We comment all over Facebook but skip blogs. I know that I still enjoy the community that comes from blog readers and commentors. Danny Brown’s latest post created a multitude of responses as well it should.

Yes, I had expected that if anyone was paying attention that Locked reference would get people talking. When you lock your LI network, you lock it from your own connections. So if you were trying to build community with LI, you lost it, because there isn’t any. Baffling to me.

]]> By: Joe Jacobi http://designresumes.com/2009/09/linkedin-or-linkedout/comment-page-1/#comment-134 Joe Jacobi Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:26:29 +0000 http://designresumes.com/?p=503#comment-134 You, me, and Chris Brogan all seem to be on the same page about privacy and locked issues. You're absolutely right - the first thing I want to see on Linked In are the connections! You, me, and Chris Brogan all seem to be on the same page about privacy and locked issues. You’re absolutely right – the first thing I want to see on Linked In are the connections!

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