Now’s the time to get your LinkedIn profile in order.

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With over 6 million people on the site in Australia, LinkedIn is fast becoming the recruiter’s tool of choice when it comes to sourcing talent.

It’s a game changer in the recruitment industry, as it makes it easy for employers to find people directly, before they use the services of a recruitment agency.

It is also the place many professionals will look if they want to background someone before they start employment, or meet them for the first time.

So if you’re looking for a job, or simply want to take some more control over how people view you online, now’s the time to get your LinkedIn profile done.

I have enjoyed a successful working partnership Karalyn Brown from www.interviewIQ.com.au for over seven years now.

Karalyn is a professional LinkedIn profile writer based in Australia.

Karalyn is a true innovator. She was one of the first people in Australia offering this service and has helped hundreds of professionals, executives and entrepreneurs enjoy career success.

She has an impressive 89% success rate in helping people secure interviews.

You can find her here on LinkedIn or visit her website: www.interviewIQ.com.au

About Deborah Barit

Deborah Barit is a Sydney based author, trainer, consultant and Director of Impressive Interviews who specialises in training individuals and groups for job interviews. She has successfully placed clients from professions as diverse as health, law, IT, senior management and the arts in positions of their choice. For the last 15 years she has specialised in training doctors for medical specialty selection interviews and more recently consultants for senior roles.

Prior to this, her career has included selection and recruitment both in Australia and overseas, labour market research, evaluation of government-funded programs and working with disability employment services. She holds a Bachelor of Economics Degree from the University of Sydney and a Graduate Diploma in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations form UTS.

Deborah is a member of the Australian Institute of Training and Development,