One way to convey on LinkedIn that you’re a leader is to use the actual word. Make it a verb to show them what you did. Did you “lead” a team to achieve record sales growth? Say that. Did you “lead” an effort to upgrade a content management system? Use the word. You are a leader. You led. You are currently leading. Sneak it in to stand out.
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Thanks for drawing attention to this - Linkedin feels like a tricky place to shout about your achievements, so subtly priming with language feels a strong place to start.
So true. Utilizing words like lead or leader on LinkedIn and in general conversations about what you do is
apart of showing your work. Use those actions verbs as often as possible.