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Was it always meant to be this obnoxious? Probably.
I forget how or when it started, you know? That exact moment in the timeline when LinkedIn became the sum of all the worst parts of Facebook. See, I joined LinkedIn a few years ago just because I felt like I had to. It made ...
How’s your skill level in these areas?
LinkedIn has revealed the most in-demand skills companies are looking for in the Philippines for 2023. According to the professional social media platform, customer service, management and communications are the top three skills employers most value. LinkedIn data, which is based on paid ...
Who’s number one?
There are many ways to rank the country’s top startups, including by revenue, which we did here on Esquire Philippines. But professional networking platform LinkedIn analyzed data from four key pillars to come up with its own list of startups “that have ...
You should send out a CV.
LinkedIn is essential if you’re looking to move up career-wise. The more you use it, the more you get recommended certain people to connect with, and jobs you can apply for. Like this one, for example. Don’t tell our boss what we were ...
Guess who’s at No. 1.
Motivational and business speaker Jonathan Yabut has been named the Top Filipino on LinkedIn for 2021. Perhaps best-known for winning the inaugural season of The Apprentice Asia, Yabut tops the community-driven list that recognizes Filipinos who “actively share content on LinkedIn to ...
A ranking of the best workplaces to grow your career.
If you’re looking to move up at work, consider yourself lucky if you work for any of those in LinkedIn’s Top Companies in the Philippines List 2021. The professional network came out with the list which it says ranks the best places ...
The future architecture of employment emphasizes how you work.   
The hows have it. According to LinkedIn’s “Future of Talent” white paper, soft skills, as in how you interact with your work buddies or simply how you behave in the pressure cooker situations of, let’s see, a pandemic, are now more valuable ...
Parents can officially have their work at home recognized.
It’s no secret that many moms have to leave their jobs to take care of their families, but their struggle to return to the workforce has often gone underreported. But now, LinkedIn is taking a progressive step by introducing new titles like ...
LinkedIn and Microsoft are offering courses and certifications to help job hunters grow their skills.
Apart from the Thanos Snap effect that the pandemic has had over employment (one day you’re in, the next day you’re packing your virtual stuff in a virtual box), the global event has also changed the way businesses are hiring people. According ...
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