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How to add a promotion on your LinkedIn profile
A job promotion can mean a lot of extra perks, like getting a raise and working on more important projects.
Letting people know about your new job status on LinkedIn is not only a good way to celebrate your success, but it can also signal to potential employers that you may be a good candidate in the future.
Here’s what you’ll need to do to add that promotion to your profile and let people know about it, for both the desktop and mobile versions of the platform:
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How to add a promotion on the LinkedIn website
1. Go to linkedin.com and log into your account, if necessary.
2. Click the “Me” icon in the top-right corner of the screen and click “View profile.”
3. Hover your cursor over the job you want to edit and tap the pencil icon (Or if you’re adding a new position, you’d click the plus sign at the top of the “Experience” section of your profile).
4. Add your new job title, and any other details that have changed; if necessary, tick the “Update my industry” and “Update my headline” boxes.
5. To make sure that your connections get a notification about your promotion, toggle on the “Share with Network” option.
6. Click “Save.”
How to add a promotion on the LinkedIn mobile app
The process is the same whether you’re using an iPhone or Android:
1. Open your LinkedIn app and log into your account, if needed.
2. Tap your profile picture and select “View Profile.”
3. Scroll down to the “Experience” section and tap the pencil icon.
4. Next to the position you want to edit, tap the pencil icon once more.
5. Make the changes to reflect your promotion (and toggle on that option to share your promotion with your network, if desired).
6. Tap “Save.”
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