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* New rule - successful reachouts * Auto-fix Markdown files * tiagos feedback * Update rules/successful-reachouts/rule.md --------- Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Seth Daily [SSW] <[email protected]>
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type: rule | ||
title: Do you know to make LinkedIn reachouts stand out? | ||
uri: successful-reachouts | ||
authors: | ||
- title: Brady Stroud | ||
url: https://www.ssw.com.au/people/brady-stroud | ||
related: | ||
- do-you-know-the-main-features-of-linkedin-talent-hub | ||
- when-to-hire-more-people | ||
- do-you-use-linkedin-recruiter-to-help-you-find-more-candidates | ||
created: 2024-03-01T01:55:35.941Z | ||
guid: 012a5f87-5cfb-4002-8d5f-4d2a8787ed6a | ||
archivedreason: null | ||
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Developers receive a lot of reachouts. Sometimes they are automated and other times they are a person copying and pasting the same message to everyone. | ||
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To have your reachout rise above the noise, you need to make it personal and unique. | ||
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::: img-medium bad | ||
![Figure: Typical developers LinkedIn inbox](developer-reachout-spam.png) | ||
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<!-- endintro --> | ||
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Here are some tips to make your reachouts stand out: | ||
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1. [Use emojis](/use-emojis) - a few emojis can make your message stand out, and feel more personal | ||
2. Ask a question - most reachouts don't have a proper call to action, they simply ask you to "get in touch". Asking a question engages the candidate and makes them more likely to respond | ||
E.g. If you see someone is learning Rust, you could ask "How long have you been learning Rust? We have a few "Rustaceans" in the SSW Brisbane office 🦀" | ||
It's important to ask the question early in the message, as most people will only glance at the message | ||
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::: greybox | ||
Hi Bob 👋, | ||
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I hope you're well! My name is Brady, and I work as a Software Engineer at SSW. I wanted to reach out to you because we're currently looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our team in Brisbane, and I think you could be a great fit. | ||
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How long have you been doing Rust? | ||
We have a few "Rustaceans" in the Brisbane office 🦀 | ||
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::: good | ||
Figure: Good example - Message contains emojis and has a relevant question | ||
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