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function tabValues(array) { | |
var keys = Object.keys(array[0]); | |
var result = keys.join("\t") + "\n"; | |
array.forEach(function(obj){ | |
keys.forEach(function(k, ix){ | |
if (ix) result += "\t"; |
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/* | |
what this script does: | |
it pages through linkedin search results and copies names, images, company, location, position into a javascript array | |
once it reaches the end of the results it will prompt to download all the names as a tab delimited csv. | |
to use: | |
go to linkedin, run a search exactly how you want it | |
go to page 2 of those results | |
paste the below script into console and hit enter | |
paste this line into console to enable the script: |
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/* | |
INSTRUCTIONS | |
1. Open this file in notepad or something similar | |
2. Paste your list of names where it says replace names | |
3. Go to linkedin and line up a people search for your city | |
4. In google chrome. In Windows and Linux hit: Ctrl + Shift + J. On Mac hit: Cmd + Option + J. | |
5. Copy paste this whole script in to the console and hit enter | |
6. leave the window active while it collects results | |
7. You should get a tab seperated CSV that you can open in Excel |
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