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Genuinely trying to give helpful criticism. Here's what I got from this video Buzzwords, buzzwords, repeating yourself, more stuff that you should have edited out, static personality and video

I have genuinely enjoyed these videos 💜

Yes sir 🥳🥳🥳🥳 eager to learn more about your experiences.

🎉 welcome back!

So good to see you, Markell 🙂 Looking forward to hearing your perspective. I know you have many valuable insights to share.

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Great tips

very informative and good advise

awesome advice and i am going to start on this, i just followed this page for more content.

Awesome advice. I am always wary of networking connections on LinkedIn etc because it always feels impersonal but this kind of helps make it personal and so you can stand out virtually before actually connecting over a phone or in person. Thank you!

Great n much appreciated its hard to make networking on LinkedIn but your tips makes easy

Thanks. Great advice.

Does niching deep down in our field as engineer to become expert in certain area opens the door to earn the most money ? What are some other best ways to create massive success in corporate world and any top books suggestions about it ??

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That was very helpful. I have not used LinkedIn much, but after the video, I am going to start . Thank you for sharing

Thank you for sharing very good information for apply new job and connecting with LinkedIn networking

Thank you for sharing ❤

Thanks for the tips...

Great content man thank you!

Great content! Thank you for sharing and for being committed to seeing others find success and happiness. It shows. Well done.

Hello Market, thank you for the great video. I do however, have a question: step 0 is applying online, at what stage of the game/process should I apply? Immediately or after I have spoken to a recruiter or advocate who can help endorse my application?

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. I'm just starting my IT journey and I'm looking forward to utilizing your tips.

Thank you!

This vide is making me cry. Please be strong. They would understand soon that we are all humans.

Very helpful video. I am a student really looking to improve my LinkedIn knowledge. So thank you.

I feel LinkedIn is packed for high management positions and corporate space opportunities. There isn't much opportunities for the technical space...

I found this to be extremely helpful, especially the advice to create content

Great Content. Needed it!

Hi Markell. I really enjoyed this video. Tech Equity Collective with Google has it as content for Rising Innovators to review. I thought that it was not too short or long and something I can implement. Thank you

This was very very helpful for me and thank you so much for the template!

Thanks a lot for these tips, Markell. I love the templates you provided; they get to the point quickly without much of the "psychological hacks" everyone talks about.

Just wanted to say that you’re very handsome 😍 also these tips are helpful. I’m not trying to get into tech but i can definitely still use these tips in my industry too

Very informative. Tanks for sharing.

Depends on your job. For example, I work in the financial services as a project manager and it's hard to create content on projects because it is frowned upon. Everything is highly regulated and I work with teams updating back-end systems so information on the projects are not the kind of thing a bank wants you advertising.

Thanks for this ☺️. I will use this

Great advice, thank you! 👍

Thank you for this video. I'm currently a engineering co-op and college student. So, all of this advice was helpful and beneficial. Do you also mentor students or talk with college students one on one?

Hi Markell, Excellent channel & content! Squarespace, G2, and HubSpot are on my radar. Today I have my sights set on Cisco. Any one of these companies are attractive because they are highly rated at helping others to succeed. I am a non-tech person inspired to pivot to tech because I aspire to inspire others through transparency, mentorship, and curiosity. Do you have a LinkedIn networking recommendation?

You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don’t make money your goal. Instead, pursue the things you love doing, and then do them so well that people can’t take their eyes off you. --Maya Angelou,.,...,

Making money is not just a science, but also an art. it is 30% science and 70% art. a fellow creator~~~~

“Making money is a common sense. It’s not rocket science. But unfortunately, when it comes to money, common sense is uncommon.” Robert Kiyosakillll

Brilliant

Hi Markell, thanks for the effort in providing tips on building a network on Linkedin that will help you get a job. i have been reaching out so far to both recruiters and advocates , and I got one connection as an advocate who replied to me they will pass on my resume to their supervisor. hope it works, it happen 1 week from now. What you are saying is true, is what I am doing and I am happy to watch and listen to this video as it's exactly what I am doing my messages are not short as yours . Keep up

Hey dude so much benefit from this legit thanks man!!!!

Nice video man, Keep doing this.

Thanks for sharing

HELP! I had two connections who used a generic request but I did tell them both why I loved their profiles then informed them about the position I applied for and I asked for details about their experience with the company. I know my message was read but no reply. Should I send a new message? I really want to work for this company and just want an opportunity to showcase my abilities.

Your tips in theory are great. However, I have tried your method(s) prior to viewing your video and it NEVER works. It seems like LinkedIn is only used for people showcasing their accomplishments, but no one is willing to help. I do apologize for sounding negative.

This is what I have seen. I worked in the medical device industry and everything revolves around documentation. Many of my more senior colleagues have amazing technical talent, but their writing skills are very lacking. I ask them to document their testing and lab work, but the document is often unorganized and full of holes, from an audit perspective. They often forget to add decisive conclusive statements on their findings or even fail to explain why the work is being done. Sometimes I get some impostor syndrome being in a senior role at a young age, but then I see things like this and it kind of levels out the playing field.

What would be a job title(s) for the advocate position that a company might have? I know sometimes recruiters go by different titles so I’m wondering if it might be the same for the advocate role.