LinkedIn work anniversary post template

A work anniversary post is worth reading when the years taught you something. Lead with the number, give one lesson that is specific to your job, and thank the people you worked with. Fill in the blanks below and copy the result, or copy one of the examples. It is free and needs no sign-in. innernote can also write it in your own voice.

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How long at company today.

The one thing I would tell myself on day one: one thing the job taught you.

What is next, in one line.

Thank you to everyone I have worked with here.

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Work anniversary post examples

Three ways to say it. Copy one and change the details.

One year

One year at Northwind today.

On day one I thought my job was to have answers. It turned out to be asking the same question until someone gave a straight one.

Thank you to the team for putting up with that.

One lesson

Five years at Northwind.

The thing I would tell myself on day one: nobody remembers the launch, they remember whether you picked up the phone when it broke.

Still picking up the phone.

Looking ahead

Three years in. I have changed teams twice and managers three times, and the work is still the reason I stay.

Next up is the part I have been putting off: hiring people better than me.

What do you write for a work anniversary on LinkedIn?

Start with the number, because that is the news. Then give one thing the years taught you, and make it specific to your job. A list of gratitude with nothing in it is the anniversary post people scroll past. One lesson, one thank you, and one line on what comes next is enough.

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Last updated October 4, 2026

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