A short YouTube monologue by Alli Peck arguing that LinkedIn is the best tool for finding salaried jobs in the United States. Peck emphasizes that LinkedIn is a professional network (unlike Facebook or TikTok), that users should post regularly to increase visibility to recruiters and employers, and that job searching on LinkedIn is a numbers game.
If you're job searching and you think posting on LinkedIn is cringe worthy, this video is for you. LinkedIn is by far the best way to get a job in the United States and contrary to popular belief it is nothing like Facebook. And thank God it's not like TikTok because people are nasty rude on here. LinkedIn on the other hand is a professional network where nobody is rude and disgusting because their employers can see what they write and do. But I'll take it a step further. You should post on LinkedIn regularly. If you are job searching and you're using LinkedIn you should post regularly because it will increase the chances of your exposure, your profile being looked at by potential recruiters and employers out there. Job searching is a numbers game and the only places where you're going to see Those numbers are LinkedIn. Let me know if you don't know how to use it and I will be happy to answer any questions. I would consider myself an expert.
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