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Make sure your skills section is filled out. That’s mostly what recruiters use to filter their searches. I’ve added a new skill before and had a message from a recruiter about that specific skill within a week.
Interesting. I haven't updated skills in a while. I'll try that next. Thanks. Wait, are you sure it's skills section and not skills used in job experience section?
Last time I messed with it, when I added a new skill, it let me choose which job experience it was relevant to, so I think they’re linked.