LinkedIn is more than just a network of people,  it is a serious business tool. Watch the video and see how.

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visit LinkedIn

1. Input the required details and begin to create your ‘Profile’.
2. Add a photo. It’s important …and one with a smile is best.
3. Add a ‘Summary Paragraph’. A sort of 10-second introduction.
4. List current and past positions. You will need at least three positions in total to help you get towards a 100% complete profile.
5. Add your education.
6. Remember to add in the dates of all of the above (if you can remember…)
7. You’ll be prompted to search for people you may be connected to on Linkedin. This is usually via your Outlook or email provider. It’s OK to input your passwords, it only does this search once and it’s a quick way to find people you know.
8. When you have found someone – invite them to connect with you.
9. An automatic message ‘I’d like to add you to…etc.’ will be sent to them. You can edit this before it goes to make it personal (please do so, it’s good online manners and also reminds the person where they know you from.)
10. You can also search for connections by checking past colleagues at companies or past classmates at Colleges, Schools, etc.

Supplied by Bev O’Sullivan Talking Tots Doncaster

5 Reasons to use LinkedIn

Frenchgate Parking

On returning to my car after a quick shopping trip in Doncaster (Frenchgate parking) I approached ticket machine no6 with wallet in hand swiftly placing my ticket to be read “£1.20 due” firstly my coins would not go in? So I tried my debit card which also would not work. Pressing the button for attention I politely pointed out my predicament and was advised that they already knew of the problem and to proceed to a pay point on level 2. Sound ok, at this point.
On reaching the new DOUBLE pay point, I joined a line a patiently waited my turn, only to be faced with a screen saying “self diagnosing” so moving across to the other line finally placed my card in and was presented with a bill for £2.40! double my original charge.
With a growing line behind me chose not to press for the attendant but quietly pay and move on in life.
now I know it’s only £1.20 but the point is if these machines can do this to 1000′s of people a week it could be classed as organised crime! Have you been a victim in similar circumstances?

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