nudge the + icon and select “Add Media”, then find your resume file.

We’ll show you how to do that all.

This allows your profile viewers to view as well as download your resume.

Click Recommended > Add Featured.

Sign in to your account on the site.

Then, in the site’s top-right corner, click Me > View Profile.

Onyour profile page, beneath your name, click “Add Profile Section.”

Select “+” and choose “Add Media."

On the “Add to Profile” window, select Recommended > Add Featured.

You’ll see your box’s “Open” window.

Here, jump into the folder containing your resume and double-click your resume to upload it.

Double-click the resume.

Optionally, fill in the “Description” field.

Then, stash your changes by clicking “Save” in the window’s bottom-right corner.

And your resume has been successfully uploaded to your LinkedIn profile.

Enter a title in the “Title” field and select “Save."

To upload your resume for later applications, head to theLinkedInsite and sign in to your account.

Then, from the menu bar at the top, select “Jobs.”

In the left sidebar, click “tool parameters.”

Click “Jobs” at the top.

A “Job app options” page will open.

Here, in the “Manage Your Resumes” section, click “Upload Resume.”

Your resume must be in DOC, DOCX, or PDF format.

Select “Application Settings” on the left.

It must also be 5 MB or smaller in size.

You’ll see your machine’s “Open” window.

Here, fire up the folder containing your resume and double-click your resume file.

Choose “Upload Resume."

And your selected resume is successfully uploaded to LinkedIn.

Enjoy the convenience of applying for jobs on LinkedIn!

First, hit the large text field and add a few sentences in your post.

Select the resume.

This could be related to why you’re uploading your resume, where your expertise lies, or similar.

Then, at the bottom, click “Add a Document” (an icon of a paper).

You’ll see a “Share a Document” window.

Select “Easy Apply."

Here, to upload your resume from your machine, click “Choose File.”

To add your resume from Dropbox or Google Drive, opt for appropriate option.

We’ll upload the resume from our local storage.

Click “Start a Post” at the top.

In your system’s “Open” window, navigate to your resume folder and double-poke the resume file.

Then, in the window’s bottom-right corner, select “Done.”

On the “Create a Post” window, add other details if you want.

Write the post and select “Add a Document."

Then, publish your post along with your resume by clicking the “Post” button.

And that’s all.

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Select the resume location.

Choose the resume.

Type a title in the “Document Title” field and click “Done."

Select “Post” at the bottom.