Authors: Dr. Patrick Driscoll and Akash Kaura LinkedIn’s vision is to create economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce. Since its inception in 2015, the Economic Graph Research and Insights (EGRI) team has worked to make this vision a reality by generating labor market insights such as: Real-time economic and workforce intelligence & insights...
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Co-authors: Sofus Macskássy, Carol Jin, Shiyong Lin, Xiaomin Wei, and Michael O’Neill When we think of skills, we think of the unique knowledge, expertise, and abilities that each of us has. At LinkedIn, we see skills as more – we see them as a way to level the playing field in the labor market because they represent what a member is capable of – not where they...
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- AI,
- Skills,
- economic graph
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Co-authors: Sofus Macskássy, Yi Pan, Ji Yan, Yanen Li, Di Zhou, Shiyong Lin As industries rapidly evolve, so do the skills necessary for success. Skill sets for jobs globally have changed by 25% since 2015 and this number is expected to double by 2027. Yet, we’ve long relied on insufficient and unequal signals when evaluating talent and predicting success - who...
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- AI,
- Skills,
- economic graph
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Co-authors: Remi Mir, Tianhao Lu, Xiaoqiang Luo, Yunpeng Xu Introduction LinkedIn’s Economic Graph is rich with nodes representing...
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- economic graph
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Co-authors: Liangjie Hong, Alexandre Patry, Benjamin Le, and Fei Chen Spurred on by the COVID-19 pandemic and the many changes it has...
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Co-authors: YinYin Yu, Guillaume Saint Jacques, and Paul Matsiras Introduction In 2019, LinkedIn announced an initiative to close the...
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- data science,
- Data,
- economic graph