Professional networks like LinkedIn can be powerful tools for building your professional brand, finding opportunities and getting attention from employers. But the way employers and candidates alike use LinkedIn is changing — and whether you're a relative newbie or a veteran user, it can be hard to keep up. Plus, it's not just how LinkedIn gets used that's changing. The platform recently rolled out a suite of new tools and capabilities that can enhance your visibility and make all the difference in your job search — that is, if you know how to use them. If career growth and expanding your network are your top priorities, then the following Randstad presentation on best practices for LinkedIn could not be more timely.
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