Anonymous wrote:Be careful on LinkedIN just like on any other social media platform, make sure you know the recruiter before you connect. One guy I know had his whole profile/resume stolen from a fake recruiter.

What exactly does it mean to have your profile stolen?

Anonymous wrote:Be careful on LinkedIN just like on any other social media platform, make sure you know the recruiter before you connect. One guy I know had his whole profile/resume stolen from a fake recruiter.

She is looking for a job and will not know all of the recruiters out there. Very small chance of something like that happening.

Be careful on LinkedIN just like on any other social media platform, make sure you know the recruiter before you connect. One guy I know had his whole profile/resume stolen from a fake recruiter.

It's pretty useless though, I don't think anyone really filters on that.

Not even a month ago, someone asked this. Do a search next time: http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/506435.page#7736270

I talked with a recruiter who said you should set your linkedin account to "open for opportunities." But…I can't figure out where that setting is. I feel too stupid to ask her…so I thought I'd check here

Does anyone know of this setting? I just didn't see it in the account or settings area.

Thanks!