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Should I be using Linkedin more? (Law student)
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<blockquote data-quote="lawstudent12" data-source="post: 124566" data-attributes="member: 19271"><p>Hi Jessica, thank you taking the time to share this. </p><p></p><p>I will definitely add the information if you think it will help. With regards to tagging recruiters and thanking them for opportunities - would it be wrong to say that by tagging recruiters, candidates are building rapport and (perhaps even subconsciously) when recruiters look through applications, their names might stand out? Am I wrong in making this assumption?</p><p></p><p>With regards to connecting with lawyers post-events - I attended an event and really wanted to get know more about some of the work the lawyers at the firm do. However, I have left connecting with them a few weeks too late. Would it come across as awkward if I connected now?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lawstudent12, post: 124566, member: 19271"] Hi Jessica, thank you taking the time to share this. I will definitely add the information if you think it will help. With regards to tagging recruiters and thanking them for opportunities - would it be wrong to say that by tagging recruiters, candidates are building rapport and (perhaps even subconsciously) when recruiters look through applications, their names might stand out? Am I wrong in making this assumption? With regards to connecting with lawyers post-events - I attended an event and really wanted to get know more about some of the work the lawyers at the firm do. However, I have left connecting with them a few weeks too late. Would it come across as awkward if I connected now? [/QUOTE]
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