Musings of an Info-Geek: Monday June 11, Launch Pad Job Club Speaker Series Presents... Yours Truly

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Jennifer A Brown
Instructional Designer/Technical Communicator delivering accessible and re-useable knowledge and process content to improve workplace performance.

Essentially I eliminate the frustration of time lost in ramp-up and rework through creating and streamlining knowledge, process and training content. In other words, I like to get my hands dirty with information to make other people's work lives easier. Member STC, ASTD.

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Musings of an Info-Geek: Monday June 11, Launch Pad Job Club Speaker Series Presents... Yours Truly

Monday June 11, Launch Pad Job Club Speaker Series Presents... Yours Truly

	The date's been set for my talk on LinkedIn, as part of the Launch Pad Job Club Speaker Series. I'll be speaking about LinkedIn's "advanced" features and ways to creatively optimize using it in career related networking. Monday, June 11th 7:00-8:30 pm One La Costa Center, Suite #165 1016 La Posada Austin, TX

If you've gotten as far as signing up on LinkedIn, but aren't sure what it can really do for you, I recommend it. I'll be focusing on how to help it maximize your networking (and I don't mean LAN or WiFi). I will not be covering LinkedIn basics, as I need to keep it to an hour, so the last half hour is for questions.

Directions can be found on the Launch Pad Job Club, which includes a Google Map link (LPJC is really helpful in so many ways).

As I know that there are a lot of folks who have questions on basic features, so I'll be posting a series of blog entries on them, based on questions I've gotten, primarily from LPJC folks.

Ohh, and if you're reading this, say hi via comments. I know I've got a few people checking this out regularly, but y'all are soo quiet!! Makes a soul feel lonely, yanno?