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AMany professionals now treat their profile on a professional networking platform as a kind of online resume that is always visible to recruiters, former colleagues, and potential clients, even when they are not actively looking for a new job.
BPosting short updates about a recent project or a lesson learned at work can help someone become known for a particular skill, without sounding like they are simply bragging about every achievement.
CConsistency matters more than frequency. Someone who writes one thoughtful post a month about their area of expertise usually builds a stronger reputation than someone who posts daily but with little real substance.
DCareer coaches warn against copying generic advice word for word, since recruiters can usually tell when a profile sounds exactly like every other profile in the same industry, which makes a candidate harder to remember.