1. Frequent Updates
Another advantage of LinkedIn activity is that it allows you to see how the candidate interacts with others and can show you signs of a team player. Once you notice someone who seems active and professional on LinkedIn, you can follow up and make an appointment to learn more before referring them to your open possition.
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2. An impactful, focused headline and summary
Having a targeted headline also shows strategic thinking and an openness to new opportunities. Professionals know that recruiters look for specific skills and keywords in their profiles. If they highlight those things, it’s a great sign.
On the other hand, someone who rambles or gives too much detail about everything they’ve ever thought about or done may struggle to prioritize what matters vs. what’s trivial. They also might be self-focus and long-winded.
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3. A clear progression in professional work
It’s important to have ten years of experience, not one year of experience ten times. Pay attention to the types of jobs they’ve had over time and whether they seem to have a purpose and direction in their career.
If you’re interested in finding out more about their initiative at work, references can make a big difference. When you take advantage of automated reference checks, you can review more references more quickly, saving you time and helping you find the very best candidates.
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