In today’s newly-published Emerging Jobs Report, we introduce the “skills genome methodology” to highlight the unique skills for emerging jobs—occupations that have experienced tremendous growth in hiring, but may not have had a correspondingly large or established workforce. Often, these jobs are relatively new, such as the top job globally on this year’s...
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Co-authors: Xi Chen, Yiqun Liu, Liang Zhang, and Krishnaram Kenthapadi Online professional social networks and job platforms, such as LinkedIn, play a key role in ensuring an efficient labor marketplace by connecting talent (job seekers) with opportunities (jobs). Studies show that salary is an important factor when looking for new opportunities, but salary...
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In late October, LinkedIn’s Women in Tech (WIT) organization hosted its latest external WomenConnect event. For those who may be unfamiliar, WomenConnect is an event series that provides an opportunity for women who work in technology to share their stories and experiences, give advice, and further build their professional communities. At this event, the evening...
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If you are a researcher, academic, or data-driven thinker, the LinkedIn Economic Graph Research Program (EGRP) is your opportunity to...
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Co-authors: Haiyang Liu, Siva Sooriyan, Birjodh Tiwana, Kinjal Basu, and Shaunak Chatterjee LinkedIn Messaging is our conversation...
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Roughly two years ago, we launched an ambitious project called the Economic Graph Challenge (EGC). The idea was simple: There are...
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