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listing linkedin on resume

I'm getting mixed messages as far if you should list your linkedin on your resume or not. If I were to list it, where on the resume would you list it? thank you!!

Re: listing linkedin on resume

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    I don't know what the right answer is, but in the future I will include it.  I have three unsolicited recommendations on mine and intend to continue collecting them; I would like potential employers to see that.
  • if your name is very searchable and straightforward, i don't know why you'd need it?  I always just look people up.
  • pp, I also have a couple of good recommendations from previous co-workers so I'd like to include it. Where would you put it on the resume?
  • I work in communications and social media, so I felt more liberal in adding LinkedIn references to my resume. 

    I have a "Testimonials" page I tack on the end of my resume package where I copied 4 of my 8 LI recommendations. At the bottom I have a small note that says "To view more testimonials, see (LinkedIn URL)."   

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    Lucy Elizabeth 10.27.12
  • I guess I'm a bit more old school.  I'm not interested in unsolicited testimonials that someone put on a LinkedIn page as a real validation of talent. while it might be interesting to read, I can't imagine a world in where I would take what someone posted on your LinkedIN page about how great you were to work with as a factor in whether I'd interview you or hire you.

    I'd read your linkedin page, but I wouldn't be interested in seeing those references on your resume or CV. 

     

     

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    I guess I'm a bit more old school.  I'm not interested in unsolicited testimonials that someone put on a LinkedIn page as a real validation of talent. while it might be interesting to read, I can't imagine a world in where I would take what someone posted on your LinkedIN page about how great you were to work with as a factor in whether I'd interview you or hire you.


     

     

    That's why it's at the end of my submission. Those who don't want to read it don't have to. FWIW, the last hiring manager who interviewed me enjoyed it. Plus I got the job. You just have to know your audience and industry.  

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    Lucy Elizabeth 10.27.12
  • I would. It's increasingly being suggested to think outside the box (without getting too "creative") on your resume and doing things like linking your Twitter account to people of influence in companies you're interested in, listing your linkedin address (especially if you have recommendations on your linkedin account), etc. I plan on listing mine on top with all of the other contact information.
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  • thank you everyone. I'll listed under contact info on the top.
  • Yes, I have mine listed there along with address, email, phone. Just make sure your profile is viewable!
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