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From a former Amazon data scientist who went from invisible to getting reached out to by Meta, OpenAI, and Netflix and growing to 300k Followers on LinkedIn Install My Proven LinkedIn Writing System That Attracts High Quality Opportunities & Positions You As An Expert Watch the short video here to see how in the next 4 weeks you can steal my entire process for building a personal brand on LinkedIn that attract job offers from top tech companies, speaking opportunities worth $25K+, and a network of industry leaders. Hi there! If you're a data scientist or tech professional who wants to get ahead in their career by building the kind of reputation that attracts opportunities... I'm going to show you how within 4 weeks, you'll be using a 30-minute LinkedIn system that positions you as the go-to expert in your field. A system that attracts high-quality opportunities like job offers from dream companies, speaking invitations worth $15K+, and consulting contracts at premium rates. You don't need to be a "natural" writer, have thousands of followers, or transform into some smarmy content creator. You just need to be willing to share your real experiences and package the lessons you've already learned. And you can stop wasting hours staring at blank LinkedIn drafts, wondering what to post or worrying that your content sounds boring. You can stop watching less qualified people get promoted while you stay invisible despite your technical brilliance. Even with a busy work schedule, this time next month, you won't be another brilliant engineer afraid to speak up in meetings or a data scientist convinced your work is "too technical" for anyone to care about. You'll be the person hiring managers think of first when opportunities arise.
All because you learned how to share your authentic expertise in a way that makes you impossible to ignore. Right now, we're witnessing the greatest shift in how technical careers advance since the internet revolution. A divide is forming between those who can communicate their value and those who remain invisible despite their brilliance - watching from the sidelines as less qualified people get the recognition they deserve. In 4 weeks time, you can be in the select group of professionals who not only excel technically, but are recognized and rewarded for it. Now, let me introduce myself... 👋 You probably know me from LinkedIn or my podcast. My name is Daliana Liu, a former Amazon data scientist who went from being afraid to speak up in meetings to building a 300,000+ LinkedIn following and getting reached out to by companies like Meta and OpenAI. But here's what I want you to understand: I'm not special. I wasn't born a "natural" communicator. I didn't have some secret writing talent. I was just another data scientist who felt invisible and frustrated. My first few years at Amazon, I was the person who would nod through entire meetings without understanding a word, then go home and frantically teach myself what everyone was talking about. I was terrified that if I asked questions, people would realize I wasn't as smart as they thought. (Sound familiar?) I was convinced that if I just kept my head down and did excellent technical work, someone would eventually notice and promote me. But after watching less qualified colleagues get promoted while I stayed stuck, I realized something painful: being good at your job isn't enough if no one knows you exist. That's when I tried something simple - I started an internal newsletter at Amazon about our team's AB testing tools.
Nothing fancy. No special writing skills. Just explaining what we were building in plain English because I noticed people were confused. I wasn't trying to be a "thought leader" or build a personal brand. I was just sharing what I knew. But that simple newsletter changed everything. VPs started forwarding it. I won awards. People sought out my opinion. For the first time, I wasn't just another data scientist. I was THE data scientist people thought of. The secret? I stopped trying to sound impressive and started being helpful. When I finally got brave enough to share something publicly, I picked the most "boring" topic I could think of - using data science to save money on rent in Seattle. Just a practical analysis showing my work. That post went viral. Not because I'm some amazing writer or content creator. But because I shared something real and useful instead of trying to sound like a Harvard Business Review article. That's when I realized the truth: your "boring" technical experiences are exactly what people need to hear. Every challenge you've solved, every mistake you've made, every "obvious" insight you have - that's content gold for someone who's one step behind you in their journey. You don't need to become a different person. You don't need to learn copywriting or personal branding tricks. You just need to start sharing the real stuff - the problems you've solved, the lessons you've learned, the insights that feel obvious to you but would be revelations to others. Since then, I've helped 1000s of technical professionals do exactly this - transform from invisible experts into recognized authorities by simply sharing their authentic experiences...
Here's the revised section with that powerful concept ramped up: Ok Let's Talk About Professional Visibility In 2025... In 2025, being technically brilliant isn't enough anymore. With layoffs hitting tech companies left and right, the invisible experts are getting cut first while the people everyone knows and respects are getting retained, promoted, and recruited. The best opportunities - the promotions, the speaking gigs, the consulting contracts, the executive roles - they're going to people who can communicate their value, not just deliver it. And here's what most data scientists and engineers don't realize: personal branding is your secret weapon. While your competition is still playing the old game - perfecting their resumes, applying to hundreds of jobs, hoping someone notices their GitHub - you can leapfrog all of them by becoming the person opportunities find first. Here's the crazy thing about social media: your post shows up in the same feed as industry leaders and thought leaders. When you share an insight about machine learning, it appears right next to posts from executives at Google and Meta. You're literally playing in the same arena as the people at the top. Think about it: while others are sending hundreds of generic applications into the void, each post you create is a chance for someone important to SEE YOU. Every time you share something valuable, you're standing out in a sea of invisible applicants. The people who will give you your next big opportunity - the hiring managers, the VPs, the startup founders - they're all scrolling LinkedIn every single day And each post is your chance to get in front of them and be DIFFERENT from everyone else who's just hoping to get noticed. When you show up regularly and share your expertise, you're literally increasing your chances every single day. Every post puts you in front of hiring managers. Every insight you share makes someone think "I should remember this person."