Time for brain food – inspiring ideas to revise and improve your business after the pandemic, news about the scraped LinkedIn’s data, and a new digital magazine! That is waiting for you in our weekly digest – LinkedLetter #51. On 27th June LinkedIn Corporate Communications posted an update on the report of scraped data from …
The #50 edition of our LinkedIn digest brings useful data for LinkedIn users and interesting news around the professional network. It begins with some key insights from the third blog post of the “The Changing Marketing Jobs Landscape” report. We also highlighted that LinkedIn now has a second opportunity to stop data scraping on its …
This week, the LinkedLetter brings the news of a big deal that promises new opportunities for event organizers! We couldn’t miss the opportunity to embrace Ryan Roslansky’s wonderful message to grads 2021, and we share with you highlights of LinkedIn’s 5th Workplace Learning Report. Enjoy reading! All LinkedIn users can celebrate this news – the …
This week’s LinkedLetter is really colourful and brings some good news about the professional network. Today we have prepared updates related to the Pride Month, the new vision of LinkedIn, and an impressive continuation of the Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging strategy. In the Pride Month, LinkedIn is showing empathy and respect to the LGBTQ+ community …
Our weekly digest LinkedLetter is here again with its 47th issue. Every week we share the most interesting news about the largest professional network Linkedin. Today we have prepared updates related to boosting posts, event advertising and analysis tool, and the future of virtual sales. LinkedIn shared its Transparency Report for July – December 2020. …
Our weekly digest LinkedLetter is here with its 46th edition! It highlights the most interesting news about the professional network. Within the past week, they refer to the first TV ad campaign since the beginning of the pandemic, LinkedIn’s Economic Graph, the new Reverse Mentoring Program, and the participation of LinkedIn in the initiative Asian …
The 45th LinkedLetter brings news for Microsoft’s latest performance update, new features and enhancements to make LinkedIn more inclusive for over one billion people, and LinkedIn’s List of Top Companies in 2021.
Last week, we told you about LinkedIn’s efforts to prevent burnout giving 15,900 full-time employees a paid week off. The professional network takes mindfulness very seriously and has Mindfulness and Compassion Programs, that help employees build characteristics like emotional intelligence, resilience, and a better sense of well-being. Starting May 11, you won’t need to be …
April is Stress Awareness Month so it’s no wonder why LinkedIn gave this past week off to all employees to prevent burnout. However there is no break for our #LinkedLetter and the 43rd issue is here with the most interesting news about the professional network. LinkedIn’s list of job titles now include Stay-at-Home Mom, Dad …
LinkedLetter #42 is dedicated to LinkedIn’s efforts towards helping its members create more expressive and inclusive Profiles. This week the platform introduced a couple of new features: video Cover Story for introduction; an option that allows members to choose their gender pronouns; some news for the broadcasters – first, from this week the option to …
