New skill unlocked? Add it to your LinkedIn profile. Think about what you’ve learnt at work, university, through volunteering, a side project or even something you taught yourself. Keeping your skills up to date is a simple way to show what you can do and how you’re growing. s/o Williams Olufemi
About us
Founded in 2003, LinkedIn connects the world's professionals to make them more productive and successful. With more than 1 billion members worldwide, including executives from every Fortune 500 company, LinkedIn is the world's largest professional network. The company has a diversified business model with revenue coming from Talent Solutions, Marketing Solutions, Sales Solutions and Premium Subscriptions products. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, LinkedIn has offices across the globe.
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https://careers.linkedin.com
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- Software Development
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- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Sunnyvale, CA
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- Public Company
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- Online Professional Network, Jobs, People Search, Company Search, Address Book, Advertising, Professional Identity, Group Collaboration, and Recruiting
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Have you ever felt like networking requires you to be a different version of yourself? We get it. For World Mental Health Day, LinkedIn and Headspace are launching Lets Reset. In the first episode, Bri Morales hit the streets of NYC to ask Gen Z what makes networking feel awkward, forced, and transactional. The answer wasnt a better networking strategy. It was a mindset shift: Stop trying to impress people. Start getting curious about them. What's one thing you'd change about the way people think about networking today? Tell us in the comments.
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"In 2020, when I first became a cartoonist, LinkedIn was a huge part of my success... On LinkedIn, I learned there were loads of other people figuring it out too. Career changers, creative freelancers, quitters, and people starting over. I found new clients, made new friends, landed some incredible opportunities and, maybe most importantly, realized I wasn’t alone in having a non-linear career." Has your career ever taken you somewhere unexpected? s/o Sarah Akinterinwa
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Want to stay closer to career advice from experts in your industry? Sometimes, all it takes is a daily visit to LinkedIn: 1) Use part of your morning commute to catch up on what experts and thought leaders in your industry are talking about. 2) Follow people who consistently share useful advice, fresh perspectives and insights relevant to where you want your career to go. A small daily habit can help you stay informed, keep learning and bring new thinking into your work. s/o Jenk Oz, FRSA
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Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up The Oprah Winfrey Show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I going to use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.
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Marketing team: "Can we do something BIG to celebrate LinkedIn Sales Navigator coming to Microsoft Teams?” Social team: Say less. The Empire State Building lit up blue to celebrate LinkedIn Sales Navigator coming to Microsoft Teams. If you're in sales, this one's for you. 💙 Learn more → https://lnkd.in/ItWorksWhereYouWork ESB image®
