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The LinkedIn Guide for Software Engineers

LinkedIn is the ultimate career hack. Learn how to set up yours to attract recruiters and expand your network.

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Nicola Amadio
Jan 16, 2025
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EDIT: the paid articles of The European Engineer newsletter have moved to Beehiiv. They’ll now be available to the subscribers of EuroTopTechJobs.com, as complementary learning material to facilitate landing the top jobs from the job board.


LinkedIn can be one of the biggest enabler of your career.

Knowing how to leverage it optimally can make the difference from:

  • Not having mentors in your career

  • Not having recruiters find your profile for high-quality jobs

  • Not having a network of people at great companies willing to refer you

To having all of that.

And more!

It is a powerful tool. And you should be leveraging it to the best you can.

This guide is meant to help you do exactly that.

So that you can:

  • Find mentors willing to help you grow your career

  • Have recruiters find you

  • Apply to jobs with strong referrals and a much higher chance to landing top-paying positions, like the jobs at Euro Top Tech Jobs

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