Similarly, if you’re happy in your current position, you’ll want to keep the doors open for networking in the future. If you’re actively or passively searching for a new opportunity, you’d probably like to make the right first impression. Ready for a new job? Check out the job board to find a great fit now.Knowing how to respond to a recruiter on LinkedIn is essential, whether you are searching for a new job or not. So until you know for sure this new job is the one, it might be best to hold off on that update. “Remember, think about what will happen when you update your job title/description: one, your network will congratulate two, your network will ask you questions about your job three, you’ll start getting recruiters and potential partners emailing/connecting with you,” says Ksar.Īnd then there’s the other consideration: What if the job doesn’t work out? Sometimes, while a new gig looks great on paper, it can end up being the wrong fit for you. While Ksar says a good amount of time to wait is generally a week or so “as long as you’ve got your personal brand story and your role in the company defined,” it’s smart to consider what happens next. “My recommendation is to chat with your manager before you update your LinkedIn profile, especially if your role is public facing,” says Ksar. But it might be better to wait, and maybe even check in with the new boss first. Sure, after you land a new job, the first thing you want to do is update your LinkedIn profile.
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