CC054 3 smart ways to be more assertive on LinkedIn
Release Date: 03/01/2018
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This week my theme is about being more assertive in the workplace without getting labelled as aggressive. At the same time I don’t want you to be underestimated.
When I work with my clients, whether one-to-one or in a group, I notice that women who present as confident and assertive in the workplace .... well their LinkedIn profile tells a different story. If you want to make a bigger impact and attract the right career opportunities you need to be more assertive on LinkedIn too.
Discover 3 smart ways that you can be more assertive on LinkedIn:
- Maximise your LinkedIn profile summary to 'big yourself up'
- Focus on the more senior roles not the junior ones from the past
- Add more skills to your profile
Mentioned on the show and other useful links
- LinkedIn's profile analysis and how women present themselves
- Join the waitlist for my free 10 Day LinkedIn Challenge to help you make a bigger impact
- Find out about my 1 day Career Confidence masterclass (early bird expires 29 March)
- Deborah Tannen's Talking 9 to 5 book
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