If you have climbed up the corporate ladder at your present employer and never gone through the hiring process for an external position with a company that doesn’t know you, you’ll want to be able to answer questions in a different way.

At the Executive level, these interviews are more like comfortable conversations. That means that you can use a questioning strategy yourself. Think about what questions you want to ask so you can identify how to make yourself highly relevant to their needs, challenges and aspirations.

What kind of degree?

If you only have an associate’s degree and you’re looking for a role at a Director level or above, there is no need to include the associate’s degree on your resume. If you leave it off, an employer or recruiter won’t even realize it.

If you have a bachelor’s degree, even in an unrelated area, it’s a good idea to put it on the resume.

You will realize that learning is an important part of leadership and growth by the time you've reached...

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In this video above, Tammy Kabell is joined by her husband Brian Kabell to help you understand how people truly consume your LinkedIn profile and how to use LinkedIn's features most effectively to get the best response from decision-makers when looking for a job.

For more FREE advice from Tammy Kabell, join her Firehose Fridays every Friday at 11am Central time, as she covers topics that you need to understand when searching for your next position, or if you just want to be ready when a recruiter calls you.

She gives away so much free advice, you'll feel like you're drinking from a firehose. We've had people secure new positions by using the tools she shares with you every Friday.

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Today I want to share with you in this instructional video how to make two very important changes to your LinkedIn profile to start collecting Recruiting companies and employers that want to talk with you about a job that will excite you every day - it's probably two things you've never thought to do on your profile, but can make all of the difference in attracting the right audience.

Think of it as a lead magnet. The better your Linkedin profile is, the more likely the it will attract recruiters and impress hiring managers who look you up when you reach out to them. Research has shown [2018 Jobvite Recruiter Nation Study] that vast the majority of recruiters look at LinkedIn profiles to assess a candidate’s worth. So if you’re not using the opportunity to showcase your value, you are almost certainly doing yourself damage, at least being disregarded without even realising it.