I recently saw on my linkedin that a buyside recruiter had dropped by my Linkedin page. I was pleasantly surprised by this as his firm is very reputable and I would not say that I'm at a "target" firm/group
I was wondering if anyone had any insight in to -
- Does this mean anything at all? (My gut instinct is no, this guy is cruising linked in 24/7)
- Is there anything that one can do to make ones linkedin more attractive to buyside recruiters? (aside from changing firm name hah-hah)
I was told by our compliance department that having too much detail about transaction experience etc could come across as unapproved firm marketing and get us in trouble with the regulators.
I would appreciate any informed insights...
dude, happens all the time.
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