Can't believe he actually got the first interview scheduled. Imma try this something crazy like this on LinkedIn some day for sure.
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He did it right. At least, mostly right. One part really grinds my grammatical gears. ( @Sunbunny31 where you at!?)
It's PPS, PPPS etc. NOT p.s.s.s
The P is 'Post' and the S is 'Scriptum'. (the dots are a regional thing, but the letters are NOT)
Repeat the 'after' not the 'script' part ARGH
It's PPS, PPPS etc. NOT p.s.s.s
The P is 'Post' and the S is 'Scriptum'. (the dots are a regional thing, but the letters are NOT)
Repeat the 'after' not the 'script' part ARGH
He may have been calling his cat.
Psspsspsspssโฆ
Psspsspsspssโฆ
This would be acceptable!
And thank you for summoning me. I've been letting a fair amount of questionable grammar slide lately, though my internal English teacher does tut tut a lot and shake her head.
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Normally I hate stuff like this, but this feels pretty well done.
Sometimes you need to be a bit of of the box to get noticed. Kudos to him.
I know the CEO and sales team well. They love that shit.
if it works for him is it really that crazy?
Amazing write up. Creative head.
He be lying like 90% of LinkedIn influencers.
Itโs crazy how sometimes just things work out.
Usually these go unnoticed โ probably because his post went viral โ but regardless, it was a solid way to make sure youโre heard.
Usually these go unnoticed โ probably because his post went viral โ but regardless, it was a solid way to make sure youโre heard.
You need to have a pretty stacked LinkedIn for something like this to work.
You can make a great post, but if someone from the company looks at your profile and itโs your only post in 2 years with no information about you on it, it probably wonโt land very well.
You can make a great post, but if someone from the company looks at your profile and itโs your only post in 2 years with no information about you on it, it probably wonโt land very well.
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