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LinkedIn Symbols and Bullets
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Bullets
Simple markers for lists, responsibilities and evidence.
Arrows
Show direction, progression, dependencies or next actions.
Ticks and crosses
Mark completion, approval, gaps and rejected options.
Project status
Useful markers for status updates, risks, issues and decisions.
Numbers
Number steps without relying on LinkedIn list formatting.
Dates and meetings
Add recognisable markers to dates, events and conversations.
Calls to action
Direct attention to a question, link or requested response.
Dividers
Separate short sections without creating a visual wall.
Formatted text does not get you hired. What the words say does.
Most project people write their LinkedIn as a job description. What they were asked to do, who they reported to, what the team delivered. Nowhere does it say what they personally owned, or what would have gone wrong without them.
So the recruiter reads it, finds nothing to put forward, and moves to the next profile. No rejection, no message, just a shortlist you were never on.
I spent 30 years running projects in government, rail, space and banking, and I decided who got hired. I rewrite your CV and LinkedIn around your project delivery: what you owned, who depended on it and what changed because of you. That gives the recruiter clear evidence to put you forward.