LinkedIn
First Impressions
Google? Don't mind if I do
Are you in my Network?
All about the Process
100

The largest country on LinkedIn.

What is the United States?

100

Doing this is an invitation, a sign of welcome. It says, “I’m friendly and approachable.”

What is smiling?

100

45% of employers use these to screen job candidates

What is social networks?

100

Everyone in this room….facilitator, case manager, and customers.

What is in my CHOICEs / SNAP network?

100

People love to talk about themselves and appreciate it when you take a genuine interest in what they have to say. Listening will help you to get to learn about peoples’ challenges and get to know them better, which can ultimately lead to more productive professional relationships.

What is the best way to keep someone you are networking with interested in talking with you?

200

True or False? You should create a LinkedIn even if you are not going to put anything on it- having one is enough.

FALSE, no LinkedIn is better than a BAD LinkedIn

200

The number of seconds you have to make a first impression?

What is 7 seconds?

200

Percentage of employers who reported they did not offer a candidate a job based on content uncovered on one of their social networking sites

What is 35%?

200

Friends, family, lecturers, contacts from volunteer work, societies/clubs, Part-time work, internships voluntary work, SNAP / Choices customers!!!

What are the people included in your current network?

200

This is a short, pre-prepared speech that explains what you do and what you are interested in doing clearly and succinctly. It should be no more than 20-30 seconds.

What is an "elevator pitch"?

300

The amount companies that have pages on LinkedIn?

What is 58 million?

300

These have over four times the impact on the impression you make than anything you say.

What is nonverbal cues? Who can give us an example?

300

Having a professional picture, not bad talking employers/teachers, not talking about doing drugs, not posting anything violent

What is how to keep your social media presence positive?

300

Attending careers fairs, employer presentations, and conferences. Asking people you know for other contacts, Joining associations, Facebook, LinkedIn groups

What are ways you can expand your network?

300

Within 24 hours of meeting the person, you networked with.

What is sending a thank you note/email? In the note, thank the person for any referrals, report what action you have taken or plan to take, and do whatever you promised to do for them if anything.

400

The amount of people were hired at a company where they had connections

What is 70%?

400

This is the quickest way to establish rapport. It’s also the most effective. Research shows it takes an average of three hours of continuous interaction to develop the same level of rapport that you can get with this.

What is a single handshake.

400

The amount of time companies such as Social Intelligence Corp, a background check company that screens job applicants based on their Internet photos and posting, can go back in time and look up your online history.

What is 7 years.

400

The number of today’s jobs are landed through networking.

What is 80%? They call this the hidden job market.

400

What you should have before you end the conversation.

What is their business card? Or contact information.

500

True or False: Members with 5 or more skills listed are contacted (messaged) up to 33x more by recruiters


True

500

What you should wear when networking

What is conservative style and colors - blue, brown & black?

500

If nothing pops up when employers Google search you, that tells them….

What is either of two things -- you don't know how the world works today (so you are out-of-date) or you are hiding something?

500

The person sitting next to you on the bus, your classmate, or a family friend could potentially be…?

What is potentially your next boss or coworker

500

Advice, information, and Recommendations

What is AIR?

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