
Happy Wednesday! In this week's Big I Buzz, we are discussing the top 10 misspelled words on LinkedIn and how to build credibility when you don't have experience.
Top 10 Misspelled Words on LinkedIn Profiles
Preply, a platform for online language tutors and classes, analyzed LinkedIn pages across 25 industries to investigate the top misspellings people made. Here are the 10 most common spelling mistakes found:
1. Management
2. Programming
3. I'm
4. Realtor
5. Skill set
6. Board member
7. Company-wide
8. Food service
9. Team building
10. Video games
Take a few minutes to look through your LinkedIn account and remove any of these (or other) spelling errors.
5 Ways to Build Credibility When You Don't Have Experience
Kari Dybdahl Kohal, president of ARMR Brokerage and one of our members based out of Madison, WI, empahasized the importance of building a strong personal brand to establish credibility and trust as an insurance broker, even when lacking experience. She provided five strategies to build credibility before gaining years of experience. First, Kari suggests enrolling in a designation program that aligns with your career goals. Second, taking certification classes focused on specific topics relevant to your industry can enhance your expertise. She also recommends becoming a guest writer for blogs, magazines and newsletters to share knowledge and gain recognition. Joining industry associations within your niche demonstrates dedication and helps understand clients' needs. Lastly, requesting to be a guest speaker at conferences allows for education the audience and showcasing expertise. By following these strategies early in your career, insurance professionals can establish credibility, grow their network and achieve long-term success. Read more here.
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