Introduction
A lot of candidates ask: should my LinkedIn and resume be exactly the same?
The answer is not exactly, but they should clearly support the same story.
If recruiters see one role direction on your resume and another on LinkedIn, trust drops quickly.
What should match
- role direction
- core skills
- major projects and internships
- career story
- seriousness and relevance
What can change
- level of detail
- public-facing tone
- broader project visibility
- featured links
- skills list length
- public profile framing
Final thought
The resume and LinkedIn should feel like two versions of the same candidate, not two different people.
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