Greetings. Yours, is a timeless piece of advice; I recall reading once on the WSJ the story of a gentleman (Mr. Tim Johnston if I recall correctly) and his struggle to find a new job.

One of the key issues about his experience, was his ability to summarize everything in a simple phrase I can’t forget: reviewing a resume, is a “never ending” job.

Well, a few minutes ago, I reviewed my Linkedin profile and I found in fact a typo.

Maybe a “minor” one but it made me feel a bit embarrased while I was reviewing everything again and solving this “minor” problem.

Resumes and LinkedIn profiles imply a never ending job regarding changes and updates.

Best regards. Thank you very much for comprehensive effort to invite us to understand LinkedIn.

Mario Lopez.

Julie, good catch, I had to do a double take to see if I was doing it right… the sentence is: “I send it out once a month and it lets you know what’s going on in my life” … so I think I’m good. Thanks for making me think twice about it :p

Jason, I haven’t read your LI profile, but unless you’re talking about leases and such (lets and sublets) the proper spelling DOES use an apostrophe, because it’s a contraction of let us.