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1. lucasm+(OP)[view] [source] 2020-06-18 00:16:47
FWIW, I've seen quite a few resumes of software engineers at this point and I would say less than half have LinkedIn on it.

"Can't risk" is interesting, you could say that about anything you could put on your resume if there's a chance it helps, but something like LinkedIn seems just redundant with your resume's content.

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2. jwagen+W1[view] [source] 2020-06-18 00:32:16
>>lucasm+(OP)
When you are desperate looking for your first job or internship you probably don’t have a great grasp of the hiring process because of conflicting voices on how to get a job. Even if technical forums say don’t bother, career counselors and hr folks seem to place importance on LinkedIn, leading to the “can’t risk” attitude, especially if you don’t have a foot in the door.
3. mywitt+mh[view] [source] 2020-06-18 03:19:30
>>lucasm+(OP)
I don't list my LinkedIn profile on my resume, but I have one and it's under the name used on my resume. Every time I've applied for a job, LI shows n people from $place_I_applied_to has viewed your profile recently.

So people definitely use it, even if it isn't on your resume.

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