One of LinkedIn’s most vital, yet neglected, goals is to obtain as many recommendations from past supervisors, bosses, peers, and co-workers as possible to enrich your profile.
If you bombard a company with résumés and application submissions for over a dozen different job listings, this approach will epically fail.
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