Many LinkedIn profiles are written in a hurry, pieced together across several career stages or left untouched for years. They may still read like a resume from an earlier role. The language may feel formal or distant, nothing like the way you speak about your work. Or...
Rebuilding a LinkedIn Profile After Redundancy A redundancy can leave you carrying more than a career decision. Even when it is chosen, even when it is the right decision, it can still bring a strange mix of relief, grief, exhaustion and uncertainty. For many...
LinkedIn’s Open to Work feature can help recruiters and your broader network understand the kinds of opportunities you are prepared to explore. For professionals navigating a career transition, returning to the workforce, considering consulting or contract work, or...
LinkedIn Profile Tips for Grads and Interns Many of our executive clients at Think Bespoke come to us for their own LinkedIn strategy, profile writing or mentoring. Over time, some also ask whether we can support their adult children as they take their first steps...
Jane Fonda has spoken about life in three acts. Act One, she says, is from birth to around 30. Act Two runs from 30 to 60. Act Three begins from there. Whether or not those exact ages fit your own life, I have always found the idea useful. It gives us permission to...
A LinkedIn profile tells part of your professional story. If you are reviewing your broader profile, start with How to Improve Your LinkedIn Profile: A Practical Checklist. Your profile outlines your roles, experience and areas of expertise. It may describe the work...
