The professional social networking site LinkedIn is designed to aid the business community.
LinkedIn is a valuable resource for professionals wanting to grow their contacts network, share achievements in real time, swap ideas and engage in light-hearted business debates. While there may not be a written handbook to exemplify the appropriate levels of LinkedIn-based etiquette, so many users are guilty of using the platform in a way that could either put their career on the line or ways that don’t do their professional reputation or credibility any favours.
HR Grapevine has collated five things that you should stop doing on your LinkedIn instantly.
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