Are you 'responsible', 'creative' and 'strategic'? Linkedin reveals the top ten words its members are overusing â€˜Responsibleâ€™, â€˜creativeâ€™ and â€˜strategicâ€™ are just some of Linkedinâ€™s most overused words in usersâ€™ profiles â€" adjectives that the professional networking site says no longer carry any weight to prospective employers. Culling from a list of words used by its 259million members worldwide, Linkedin discovered that â€˜expertâ€™ and â€˜drivenâ€™ are also among its most popular -- and most nebulous -- words. The annual listâ€™s top buzzword, â€˜responsibleâ€™ was used almost twice as much as its number two spot, â€˜strategic.â€™ Responsible: Linkedin's list of overused buzzwords in 2013 is topped by 'responsible', which takes over the lead spot from previous favorite, 'creative' â€˜Responsibleâ€™ actually overtook the word â€˜creativeâ€™ this year â€" which previously topped the list for two consecutive years. Only four words from Linkedinâ€™s 2012 list of overused words (creative, responsible, effective, and analytical) appear on the siteâ€™s list for 2013. Buzzwords including experimental, motivated, multinational, and specialized have dropped off the list altogether. That shift could be owed to Linkedinâ€™s advice for users to eliminate these annual overused words from their profiles. Changing trends: Only four buzzwords from last year's list made a return in 2013 The social media site, which is used as a professional tool for networking, job search, and recruitment, often provides employers with a first impression of what someoneâ€™s work ethics are all about. For that reason, the site cautions: â€˜Your LinkedIn profile is your professional brand, so make it count. Demonstrate your skills and experience by providing examples of your talent rather than using buzzwords.â€™ They advise that â€˜instead of using weightless words,â€™ users should â€˜like your skills to specific results that demonstrate your competence.â€™ In the case of the word â€˜responsibleâ€™ Linkedin says that â€˜rather than saying you are responsible for something, demonstrate how that responsibility delivered results.â€™ International spread: When broken down by nation, many buzzwords were country-specific Linkedin also broke down usersâ€™ buzzwords by country and found that â€˜sustainableâ€™ is a popular only in the Netherlands. Similarly, â€˜enthusiasticâ€™ is only popular in Great Britain, while â€˜passionateâ€™ is exclusive to Australia and New Zealand. The U.S. â€" which accounts for 50per cent of Linkedinâ€™s usership â€" is the only nation with â€˜patientâ€™ in its list of top ten buzzwords.