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Writing a Bio That Gets You Hired

Your bio is the first thing people read. Learn how to explain what you do, who you help and why they should reach out.

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Nadia Karim

Community Lead

5 min read

People skim. A good bio tells them in a few lines whether you're the right fit.

A simple structure

  • Who you are and what you do.
  • Who you help and the problems you solve.
  • What makes your approach different.
  • How to get in touch.

Write for the person searching, not for your CV.

— Nadia Karim

Keep it between 60 and 150 words, use plain language and avoid jargon your clients wouldn't use.

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