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Skills say what you work on. An endorsement is worth something only when it comes from someone who watched you use that skill.

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Manage your skills

  1. Open your profile and select the edit action.
  2. Go to Skills & Interests.
  3. Add skills from the Dapping taxonomy, or type your own name when nothing matches.
  4. Remove stale or misleading entries instead of keeping a long generic list.
Skills you attach to an experience entry are added the same way, from inside that entry.

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Endorse someone

Endorsements are given as part of writing a recommendation, not as a separate button on a profile.
  1. Open the builder’s profile and start a recommendation.
  2. Write the recommendation itself.
  3. Under Skills you can vouch for, add the skills you have personally seen them apply. The form limits how many you can attach, and you can pick from their listed skills or add a skill name yourself.
  4. Submit. The endorsement is recorded against each skill and the builder is notified.
You cannot endorse your own skills, and you can endorse a given skill on a given profile only once. Endorsements are attached at the moment the recommendation is submitted; editing that recommendation later does not change them.

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Where endorsements count

Endorsements are peer context, not verification. They feed the validation side of Karma and appear in the skill views companies use to evaluate builders. They do not replace verified experience or inspectable work. Choose skills you can discuss or demonstrate. Do not trade endorsements or add broad skills only to appear in more searches.

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Continue on Dapping

Discover builders

Open the Builders directory to find a colleague and endorse a skill you watched them use.

Add portfolio projects and manage product team credit

Show products you worked on and respond to product team-credit requests.

Give, request, and manage recommendations

Write a useful professional recommendation and manage recommendations on your profile.
Last modified on August 26, 2026