On Thursday November 16, 2017, I went to a STARR workshop. It started at 5:30pm and ended at 6:30pm. I had music class, but luckily it ended ten minutes early, so I rushed to the workshop. The workshop was located on the second floor in room 190. It was about creating a LinkedIn. I got there ten minutes late, but it was okay, because it started later. When I walked in, a friendly guy greeted me and told me to sign in on the computer. I typed in my name and empl Id and sat in the front. After sitting there for about ten minutes waiting for more people to show up, we finally got started. The instructor was a volunteer and taught using a PowerPoint. The PowerPoint had a lot of slides with a lot of detailed information. It also had a lot of pictures and examples showing us exactly what he means. After explaining each point on the PowerPoint, he would pull up examples of someone’s LinkedIn and showed us how it was implemented. He also showed us his own LinkedIn profile and told us what he did and did not do. He would also ask us if we had any questions and usually someone would raise their hand to ask a question. He was very informative and patient. Our instructor also told us several tips to make out LinkedIn profile stand out. He also emphasized how important and crucial having a LinkedIn was for us. At the end of the workshop, I was tired and hungry, but I also learned a lot. I will definitely be making a LinkedIn in the near future.
