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Women are adding 'Mrs.' to their LinkedIn titles to avoid unwanted sexual advances
"As soon as you use the word 'beautiful’ you are taking the conversation somewhere that isn’t professional."
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How to use LinkedIn to land your next job
With its recent acquisition of Bright, a start-up aimed at matching job hunters with employers, business networking site LinkedIn is focusing more than ever before on the recruitment process. There's no doubt that it's become an
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Why you don't have your dream job
There's a four in five chance that you're not doing the job you dreamed of. A new survey has revealed that the vast majority of us are dragging ourselves out of bed and into work, to do something we never dreamed of when we were
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Want a job? Don't tell them you're motivated
Gerard Fritz/Eye Ubiquitous/Press Association Images Surely when you join the world's largest professional network, you want to sing your praises to potential new employers and contacts. It goes without saying you want to tell them
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How to use LinkedIn to get the job you want
Jens BÃŒttner/PA LinkedIn has transformed the face of professional networking, with virtual 'likes' and 'connects' replacing real life handshakes and business card swaps. So how do you utilise this
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LinkedIn, eHarmony: how to protect your PINs and passwords
As LinkedIn and eHarmony passwords end up in the hands of hackers, we look at how to set safer passwords and PINs. Millions of passwords from social networking site LinkedIn and online dating firm eHarmony have fallen into the hands of hackers.
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Are you at risk from LinkedIn hacking?
Clive Gee/PA Wire/Press Association Images LinkedIn is investigating claims that millions of user accounts have been left compromised by professional hackers. It has confirmed that some of the 6.4 million passwords published on a hacking site do
