LinkedIn Tips: How far back should my experience go

[@TimRoseOfficial]

Great video Cass! Huge congrats on smashing 12K! Keep up the great work! :)

[@seansense]

What if the position was for less than a year? How about less than 6 months? Include those?

[@Make-Others-Happy]

Im an intern, how should i ask my boss to extend my internship or get hired as a full time?

[@CassThompsonConsulting]

You could ask about what opportunities there are for staying on or extending your internship.

[@Make-Others-Happy]

I like how you are making a lot of linked it videos they are helpful, but I think now is the time to start and do more resume videos or how to apply online kinda videos. Thanks.

[@garbagegal]

Hi Cass! None of this pertains to this video so much but I am hoping to get your attention (Sorry!)...Anyways, I can't tell you how much I appreciate stumbling across your content it has been so helpful! I just had an interview last week and I devoured a lot of your videos in preparation and I think it went pretty well! I even asked that special ballsy question about what their hesitations about hiring me would be - awesome advice! I don't know yet whether I will make it further in the process - but if I do, I will probably at some point encounter questions about money. The "how much money are you looking for" question is always pretty awful and I usually answer it just by saying "I want to make enough to be able to live comfortably in the area". This time however, the job would be I think a pretty big promotion for me, (at least in title) so I am not sure if my "go-to" answer would still cut it? I am wondering if you could do a video addressing the money question, (and/or) how to navigate negotiating salary for the first time?!? Again, thank you so much for what you do, you rock! :)