Network and Seek Endorsements

Reconnect with your professional network and seek endorsements or recommendations from past colleagues, clients, or anyone relevant to your industry. These can sometimes be included on your resume or LinkedIn profile and serve as social proof of your skills and work ethic.

Reconnect with your professional network and seek endorsements or recommendations from past colleagues, clients, or anyone relevant to your industry. These can sometimes be included on your resume or LinkedIn profile and serve as social proof of your skills and work ethic.

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Keti Lazova
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Wed, 10/02/2024 - 02:38

When updating my resume, I focus on reconnecting with my professional network for endorsements and recommendations. I reach out to former colleagues, explaining my career goals and asking for testimonials on LinkedIn. This not only strengthens my professional presence but also provides social proof of my skills, especially when addressing career breaks. Incorporating these endorsements into my resume enhances my appeal to potential employers.

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