For those of you using linkedin.com for professional connections, there is a "publications" option, that can be useful for filling out your profile, and looks good. Dreamincode tutorials are a good source to use for this, and may give us visibility as well.
Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
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Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:02 AM
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Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 10 March 2013 - 07:03 AM
I haven't thought about that, course I thought it was referring to papers that we have written that have been published by peer-reviewed magazines.
#3
Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 11 March 2013 - 11:20 AM
I think that section is probably intended for papers and books. But LinkedIn is social media for your CV. Why not use that section to show off tutorials to a prospective employer, especially if technical writing or training others is a part of the job.
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Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 11 March 2013 - 07:23 PM
Not a bad idea at all. However, I would be careful with what you say on the forum(s) if you are exposing your username (and all posts that come along with it).
When I get a persons resume I always Google them and their work and I have rejected individuals that posted some pretty weird stuff online. Not only that, but I found a number of people giving that person negative reviews, etc. All in all I decided it wasn't worth bringing them on site for an in person interview.
So do it if you are certain your online portfolio is clean and nothing can be dug back to you that you don't want being found. I am not saying you have been up to no good, but remember we all say and do stupid things as kids and if by chance someone can trace back a post from years ago to your account... it reflects negatively on you.
1) If you need to, sanitize your online portfolio
or
2) Start a new account and keep it clean and professional
When I get a persons resume I always Google them and their work and I have rejected individuals that posted some pretty weird stuff online. Not only that, but I found a number of people giving that person negative reviews, etc. All in all I decided it wasn't worth bringing them on site for an in person interview.
So do it if you are certain your online portfolio is clean and nothing can be dug back to you that you don't want being found. I am not saying you have been up to no good, but remember we all say and do stupid things as kids and if by chance someone can trace back a post from years ago to your account... it reflects negatively on you.
1) If you need to, sanitize your online portfolio
or
2) Start a new account and keep it clean and professional
#5
Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 15 March 2013 - 04:17 AM
It's times like this I'm glad that my real life name is Adam Smith.
Good luck finding me online!
Good luck finding me online!
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Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 15 March 2013 - 05:16 AM
#7
Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 15 March 2013 - 09:47 AM
Then sire, I challenge you to find me 
"sire" not sire
"sir" I meant SIR
"sire" not sire
"sir" I meant SIR
#8
Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 15 March 2013 - 01:07 PM
Ok, give me your resume or contact information (as if you were applying to a job). Let's see what I can dig up.
#9
Re: Dreamincode tutorials as linkedin "publications"
Posted 15 March 2013 - 01:11 PM
Don't worry - I shot him a PM 15 minutes after his post with his linked in profile.
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