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LinkedIn is an incredibly valuable resource, not just for job-hunting and networking, but also as a platform to develop your professional profile and image.

What industry are you working in, or do you aspire to work in? Twitter can help!

What does an employer find when they look you up online?

A quality LinkedIn profile is just as useful as a great cover letter and resume – maybe even more useful.

Don’t cut corners – especially these ones.

The “Summary” field is a hurdle for new LinkedIn users: it asks you to get creative instead of just plugging in familiar details.

Who wouldn’t dream about getting paid to be on social media?

There are less than two weeks to enter Purolator’s Challenge! Ready to hatch a winning idea? These resources will help you kick-start your submission.

Already employed but still “on the market”? You bet you are. Welcome to the age of the permanent job search.

An experienced advisor can steer you along a career trajectory, navigating around obstacles and raising your profile with senior executives.

Many students ignore LinkedIn until after graduation, thinking it is just for job seekers. That’s not true.

If you’re planning on spending some of your holiday downtime on your job search, use the big man himself as someone to model your employable self after.