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Write them up as a career profile their friends can endorse
A relationship in the shape of a professional profile: a headline, an about section, roles with dates and achievements, certificates issued by themselves, and a skills list. The part that makes it work is the second link — their friends endorse skills with one tap, no account and no email.
Step by step
The written walkthrough
Everything the video covers, in a form you can search, scan and keep open in another tab.
The profile
Step 1.1
Headline, second line, location
The placeholders are the shape to copy: “Professional Girlfriend”, “Serial Overthinker”, “Bengaluru, India”, and “1 connection”. The connection count is the funniest field on the page and it is one word long.
Step 1.2
About, written as a summary
“Results-driven partner with 3+ years of experience…” — corporate voice applied to a person is the entire joke, so resist writing it warmly.
Step 1.3
Open to
The green banner. Short, and in the register of someone looking for work.
Experience
Step 2.1
Roles with dates and a metric
“Full-time”, “Mar 2023 – Present”, and an achievement bullet — the placeholder is “Reduced his overthinking by 12% QoQ”. A fake percentage is worth more than a paragraph.
Step 2.2
Certificates issued by themselves
“Certified in Reading My Mind”, “Issued by Herself”, “Mar 2023 · No Expiry”. The issuer field is where the joke closes.
The endorsement link — the point of the template
Step 3.1
There is a second link, and it is for their friends
The builder says it plainly: “Send their friends the endorsement link.” It is separate from the link you send the person themselves.
Send the profile to them and the endorsement link to everyone else, ideally before they see it. A profile that says “Endorsements are still coming in” is a page that has not happened yet.
Step 3.2
One tap, and a name
The friend's side says “No account, no email, nothing kept. It took one tap.” They add their name and can suggest a skill of their own — “Something they left off.”
Publish and share
Step 4.1
Optional password
“Leave empty for no password.” On a profile meant to gather endorsements, a password gets in the way.
Your turn
About 7 minutes, and it is done.
You do not need an account to start — you are asked to sign in once, at the moment you publish.
Open EndorsementsQuestions
What people ask about this one
It says “Endorsements are still coming in”.
Nobody has endorsed anything yet. There is a separate endorsement link for their friends — the builder labels it “Send their friends the endorsement link”. Send that around before you send the profile itself.
Do their friends need an account?
No. The endorsement page says it: no account, no email, nothing kept — one tap and their name. They can also suggest a skill you left off.
How do I write the About section?
In corporate voice, flatly. The template's example is “Results-driven partner with 3+ years of experience…”. Warmth breaks the joke; a fake QoQ metric makes it.
Should I set a password?
Usually not. The template is built to collect endorsements from a group, and a password is one more thing to explain to every friend.
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