http://careerenlightenment.net/linkedin-tips/two-strategies-for-combating-ageism-on-your-linkedin-profile-photo YOUR Career: Powered by Social Media Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://careerenlightenment.net/linkedin-tips/two-strategies-for-combating-ageism-on-your-linkedin-profile-photo/comment-page-1#comment-88 Mike Stankavich Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:05:42 +0000 http://careerenlightenment.net/?p=1148#comment-88 Right on Joshua, it is absolutely a great idea to frame the impression that you want to make with the background or activity in your profile pic. If you want people to think you're marking time until retirement, that picture of you kicked back in a rocking chair will be great. Otherwise, think about a way you can show yourself to be active and engaged. And there's no reason you can't work both of these techniques at the same time. .-= Mike Stankavich´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MikeStankavich/~3/YJ_4-cVD1lw/" rel="nofollow">How to Securely Access Your Home or Small Biz Network From Anywhere in the World (Part 1)</a> =-. Right on Joshua, it is absolutely a great idea to frame the impression that you want to make with the background or activity in your profile pic. If you want people to think you’re marking time until retirement, that picture of you kicked back in a rocking chair will be great. Otherwise, think about a way you can show yourself to be active and engaged. And there’s no reason you can’t work both of these techniques at the same time.
.-= Mike Stankavich´s last blog ..How to Securely Access Your Home or Small Biz Network From Anywhere in the World (Part 1) =-.

]]> http://careerenlightenment.net/linkedin-tips/two-strategies-for-combating-ageism-on-your-linkedin-profile-photo/comment-page-1#comment-426 Mike Stankavich Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:05:00 +0000 http://careerenlightenment.net/?p=1148#comment-426 Right on Joshua, it is absolutely a great idea to frame the impression that you want to make with the background or activity in your profile pic. If you want people to think you're marking time until retirement, that picture of you kicked back in a rocking chair will be great. Otherwise, think about a way you can show yourself to be active and engaged. And there's no reason you can't work both of these techniques at the same time. .-= Mike Stankavich´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MikeStankavich/~3/YJ_4-cVD1lw/" rel="nofollow">How to Securely Access Your Home or Small Biz Network From Anywhere in the World (Part 1)</a> =-. Right on Joshua, it is absolutely a great idea to frame the impression that you want to make with the background or activity in your profile pic. If you want people to think you’re marking time until retirement, that picture of you kicked back in a rocking chair will be great. Otherwise, think about a way you can show yourself to be active and engaged. And there’s no reason you can’t work both of these techniques at the same time.
.-= Mike Stankavich´s last blog ..How to Securely Access Your Home or Small Biz Network From Anywhere in the World (Part 1) =-.

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