LinkedIn is a great place to build your personal brand. And one of the best ways to do this is in the summary section.

In this guide, we’ll explain what an executive summary is and provide tips for writing your own so your business plan can start out strong.

An activity summary for a high-tech company can, for example, include more computer jargon than a summary intended for both office and plant in a manufacturing business.

I asked several HR colleagues and recruiters their thoughts about writing the all-important Summary About section on LinkedIn. I kept hearing the same advice that most individuals never do.

The navel gazing that’s typical in an outdated “objective statement” style resume header isn’t going to help you get ahead in today’s increasingly competitive job market. Instead, you ...

You might be wondering how to write a LinkedIn summary. Here are some tips and examples from a marketing director at LinkedIn.

Hiring managers are busy people. A single job posting might attract thousands of resumes. To get noticed, create a career summary statement.

Don't cut yourself short, make sure your qualifications summary truly summarizes all that makes you particularly perfect for your new employer.

How to Write a Great Business Plan: The Executive Summary The second in a comprehensive series to help you craft the perfect business plan for your startup.

The executive summary is a miniature version of your marketing plan – an elevator pitch of sorts. It has a section that summarizes each component that your marketing plan covers in detail.