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Exactly, how not to ask for a referral on Linkedin

So a guy reached out to me on LinkedIn today asking for a referral, and let me quote his words in the message - "Hi, is there opening in your company for an associate engineering"

Apart from this no resume, no RecQ ID, no Job Link...nothing

I'm happy to refer people on LinkedIn. If I can help someone land an interview, I'm happy to do it.

But please make it easy for the person you're asking.

Please don't send a generic "Hi, can you refer me?" and then stop.

What I need is:

  • The job link
  • Your resume
  • (Optional, but helpful) A one-line note on why you're a good fit

Most employees don't have the time to dig through your profile, figure out which role suits you, or guess what you're looking for.

A referral should take a couple of minutes—not become a recruitment exercise.

Help the person who's trying to help you.

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u/Puzzleheaded-King267 — 8 days ago

Hinge unban

Looking at the number of people whose accounts got unbanned recently, it appears Hinge hired someone whose personal account was banned, and he is like I will now unban every mf on planet earth....

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u/Puzzleheaded-King267 — 9 days ago

Did i win?

Pata hai aaj kya hua …so i posted a story on my Instagram and it was a normal one as in the 2nd picture and my gf replied with this😭😭😭….guys I am so lucky 😭🧿

u/Puzzleheaded-King267 — 15 days ago

Couple travelling to spiti

Hey Everyone!

I'm planning a trip with my gf and looking for similar couple travel partners to join in.

**Dates:** 20 July (Tentative)

**Stay:** Homestays

**Itinerary:** Delhi - Chandigarh - Shimla - Spiti - shimla - Chandigarh- Delhi

If, drop a comment or DM.

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u/Puzzleheaded-King267 — 16 days ago