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Do you have a professional LinkedIn profile and want to improve it to get people knocking on your door?
Or are you brand new to using LinkedIn and wondering how the heck to use it in your for-purpose career?
Linkedin is a great platform to leverage and build your professional profile and find exciting job growth opportunities
Join Julia (Do Good Jobs) and Emmy (The Bridge Coaching) in this webinar where we give you simple hands on tools that you can use straight away to optimise and leverage LinkedIn.
🔗 Improve your profile so that it reflects where you want to go in your career
🔗 5 power tips to take your LinkedIn profile to the next level
🔗 How to bring your strengths and transferable skills to your profile to position yourself for better opportunities
🔗 Ways to leverage Linkedin for job applications, networking and more
Looking for more coaching and support?
Need to do a quick career audit to work out what’s next? Download the free checklist here.
Ready to lock in that meeting with your existing manager? Download Emmy’s FREE checklist to book that meeting
Book a Linked In and CV profile review + 2 x 1:1 coaching sessions (including a professional strengths unpack) with Emmy and get bonus access to her online programs. You also get a further $10 off with the code DOGOODJOBS at the checkout! More here
The Ultimate Job Interview: an online job interview preparation program helping you prepare for a job interview in 1 hour Get $10 off with the code DOGOODJOBS at the checkout!
If you prefer 1:1 career coaching support you can also book a free discovery call with Emmy here
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