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For anyone interested in improving their profile pic, this is a good article: http://www.diyphotography.net/take-professional-linkedin-profile-photo-living-roo
by nekopa 11y ago
For anyone interested in improving their profile pic, this is a good article:
http://www.diyphotography.net/take-professional-linkedin-profile-photo-living-room/ http://www.diyphotography.net/take-professional-linkedin-pro...
Read all the way through, as he points out that it is not the equipment that matters, its the setup with the reflectors, which can easily be improvised...
- wyclif 11y agoThis is good advice, don't get me wrong (I read the article), but you don't absolutely have to have a pro photo. What you do need is a good, clear headshot. Advice like yours is necessary because I've seen a lot of really bad, unprofessional LI photos: 1/ Don't use your Facebook profile photo 2/ Don't use anything blurry: photo should be well lit and clear 3/ Don't use a photo that isn't a headshot—make sure your face is clearly visible and smiling 4/ Don't use anything where you're engaging in unprofessional behaviour