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Most CEOs don’t put much thought into their LinkedIn headline. Some keep it simple and default to their title and company name. Others throw in a laundry list of keywords. Neither of those approaches is ideal. Here’s why… Your headline is one of the most important...
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We have been looking at the way thousands of VPs at the largest U.S.-based technology companies are using LinkedIn, and one pattern stands out: Female VPs post nearly twice as often as their male counterparts. This held true across companies where hundreds of VPs...
