If you're changing careers into a new industry, remember to highlight transferrable skills that are relevant to the new role or industry you're moving into.

Relevant skills and expertise: Include keywords and skills highlighting your experience.

This is called quantifying your achievements and it's effective on both your LinkedIn profile and your resume.

Recent project or campaign: Mention a specific accomplishment from your resume and use numbers to show your significance.Though, it might be relevant to omit this information if you were laid off - no need to call any attention to that! Why you are looking for a new job (if relevant, such as moving to a new location, switching fields, or after a period of not working).In your job announcement post to LinkedIn, here's what you might include: Remember: Posting on LinkedIn means your post will likely be public - do not make a post like this if you're currently employed and you don't want your current team to know you're looking for a new job! Your post will not only show up on your network’s feeds, but often will show up on their network’s feeds too - especially if they engage with your post (e.g. Publishing directly onto LinkedIn regarding your search for a new position is an effective way to use your network to help you source opportunities. Create a LinkedIn post announcing your job search Announcing your job search on LinkedIn is a great tool to get your profile in front of the eyes of recruiters, and put you on the right track towards finding your next position.

When you’re looking for a new job, it’s important for the right people to know that you’re available.

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