Use LinkedIn’s Resume Builder tool. If you don't have a resume ready, you can use LinkedIn's Resume Builder feature to build one based on all the information you've included on your profile.

Regarding professional branding and career management, your LinkedIn profile and resume are two of your most essential tools.

LinkedIn has a built-in resume builder that uses the data on your profile to generate the ideal CV. The feature even suggests keywords to include based on the job you’re applying for.

Using your LinkedIn URL in your email signature shares your background with every correspondence, without the imposition of attaching a separate resume document. LinkedIn is frequently searched by ...

Anna: It is a common and effective practice to include your LinkedIn URL on your resume.This can be a fantastic idea if there is a reason to send a hiring manager there. As I can see your last ...

Though LinkedIn hasn’t killed the resume, according to Gordon, it has directly influenced its evolution. For example, LinkedIn has made certain aspects of the resume irrelevant, ...

Let's look at the two transition tools you mentioned: a professional resume and your LinkedIn profile. While very different pieces of your career, they serve a similar purpose.