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According to LinkedIn's official career expert Nicole Williams, your summary should look similar to that of an objective statement on a résumé — a brief bio explaining who you are and your intentions.

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Have you been wondering what to write in the Summary section of your LinkedIn profile? You're not alone. According to LinkedIn's official career expert Nicole Williams, your summary should look ...