Don't just copy and paste
Don't just copy and paste: 4 things to put on LinkedIn but not your resume You worked hard perfecting your resume — and you’re feeling really good about it. So naturally, the next step would be to hop online, copy-paste all that excellent content into your LinkedIn , call it your “ LinkedIn resume ,” and share it with the world? Nope. Not even a little bit. Your page may offer the same categories as a resume; but if your profile reads the exact same, consider this an intervention for how to use the platform to your benefit. Fun fact: The site is a full-bodied personal branding vehicle with its own set of rules . This is your chance to tell your career story in an interesting way, and I don’t want you missing out on it. So, here are four key differences that you should understand before you even think about touching copy-paste. 1. It should tell a bigger story Details. Context. Vivid pictures. Your LinkedIn profile is a place for all that additional color y...