LinkedIn’s Help Center boasts a personalized experience aimed at getting our members the help they need, finding the answers to their questions, and empowering them to be more productive and successful. Despite having a wealth of customized content, members are still faced with a problem when they need help: they must stop what they’re doing and go to the Help...
Product Design Articles
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- Topics:
- Search,
- Product Design,
- Ember
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Co-authors: Ravneet S. Khalsa and Gokulraj Mohanasundaram Introduction Members can choose to import their contacts from third-party address books and calendars into LinkedIn to help them grow their professional network. We use this contact information to suggest relevant connections to members (“People You May Know” or PYMK) and help them grow their...
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- Product Design
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Co-authors: Viman Deb and Christian Mathiesen The Economic Graph is a digital representation of the global economy based on 575+ million members, 50,000 skills, 26 million companies, 15 million open jobs, and 60,000 schools. In short, it’s all the data on LinkedIn, and this data is used to mine critical information to connect members with economic...
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- Product Design
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Co-authors: Sahin Cem Geyik and Krishnaram Kenthapadi Introduction: Building products that create opportunity Motivated by LinkedIn’...
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The Microsoft acquisition of LinkedIn brought many opportunities for combining technologies to do something new and useful. One such...
- Topics:
- relevance,
- machine learning,
- Product Design
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Co-authors: Ethan Dow, George Pearman, and Bradley Walker In November 2017, Microsoft and LinkedIn introduced an exciting integration...
- Topics:
- infrastructure,
- Product Design