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With the rapid increase in users on LinkedIn (currently150 million worldwide), the LinkedIn technical team make regular changes to remain competitive in the social media race and to attract new members.

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Tools are not relationships

Today’s blog is more of a rant.

This is unusual for me as you probably know. I like to share positive career and job finding experiences and tips with you. Yet LinkedIn’s recent sneaky tactics have let me down.

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Though many of us are happy to splash out on the latest smartphone or tablet to make both our personal and professional lives easier, there aren’t many of us that will actually invest in the most important thing of all: ourselves and our careers. At a time when a third of the UK’s workforce is unhappy in their jobs, it seems strange that there is a reluctance among many to actually do something about it.

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Though employment figures are on the rise, it seems more of you than ever before are unhappy with your jobs.

It doesn’t matter how old we get, many of us still have those nagging doubts when it comes to our jobs.

Is it time for a change? Should I be doing something more rewarding? Am I on the wrong career path entirely?

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A number of my clients that are facing a career transition are senior managers and executives. When working with them to prepare for job interviews, I often ask them to tell me what they think the difference is between leadership and management. This question gets a number of answers. Most answers focus on leadership as how they inspire others and make them feel “passionate” or “energetic” rather than technical expertise and process.

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making an impact

As you go through your professional life, do you sometimes lose track of the impact that you have made?

Until we are faced with major events like sweeping job cuts and economic instability over which we have little control. Within the space of a few weeks, our seemingly secure jobs and businesses no longer exist and we are competing with several others for the few openings in our field.

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My colleagues and I were talking about what messages are going to be important to our coaching clients in 2011. After all, it is a new decade and 2010 is so last year.
Ariana Huffington on TED summarised our sentiments succinctly. She advocates Sleeping your way to the Top! Enjoy and think about what it can do you for in 2011 …

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Opportunity knocks and you eagerly seize the chance to change career and re-invent yourself. At your first networking event, you launch into your new pitch and someone who knew you in your previous career raises a quizzical eyebrow.  You stumble, lose momentum and sit down with sweaty palms.  Your mind starts racing – "What am I known for? What will people say about me when I leave the room?"

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Having a Social Media career management strategy is essential.

If you haven’t tweeted, LinkedIn to a network of professional groups and connections, got a wall on Facebook or downloaded a video on YouTube, it’s likely that you are not finding the career opportunities that are out there for you and are invisible to employers who might want to HIRE you!

More on In a twitter over your next career move?

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The Work Foundation’s latest report states that the recession has accelerated structural change within the economy; they predict that future growth will be led by technology and knowledge-intensive industries as service industries continue to grow.

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