Say who you help and what you do
Your About section is the one place on LinkedIn where you speak in your own voice. Most people write too much or too little.
Start with one plain sentence about your work and who you do it for. The first lines show before the "see more" link, so make them count.
Years of experience, team size, a result with a real number, or a kind of problem you solve well.
Looking for a new role, open to projects, or happy to connect with people in your field. End with how to reach you.
"I run warehouse teams" reads better than "Jordan is a manager." Keep paragraphs short.
On your profile, click the pencil icon next to About, paste your text, and click Save. LinkedIn changes its buttons now and then, so look for the pencil if a label has moved.
This guide is general information, not career or legal advice. Results vary, and you are responsible for the truth of everything on your resume.