Originally posted by ladymuck
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
LinkedIn is useful for contract work, unless you disconnect from all your old contacts, annoy/sever your ties with the your old industry and don’t want to get in touch with anyone you worked with in the past with regards to future work.
But if you did a good job in the past and worked with some good contractors/permies in the past, then you might stay in touch with them, and they might be useful in getting you your next role.
So much so I also grew very fatigued of the industry I was in (highly bureaucratic) and needed a clean break. So far best decision I have made!
I suppose if I build my network again over time it may be useful who knows, but then LI (as of now) seems entirely redundant as opportunities are not difficult to come by.Comment
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Originally posted by CodeCobbler View Post
Never needed linked in for that though. In the past four years work (contract and perm) have been so easy to get work I have had to turn quite a bit down.
So much so I also grew very fatigued of the industry I was in (highly bureaucratic) and needed a clean break. So far best decision I have made!
I suppose if I build my network again over time it may be useful who knows, but then LI (as of now) seems entirely redundant as opportunities are not difficult to come by.
Maybe you've learned something now and can work forward with a longer term strategy of making LI the useful tool everyone has told you it is.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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