As you casually scroll through a news feed, you may “like” a post here and there. “Liking” has become so second-nature that we don’t often think about what happens the minute you hit that “like” button. When we began considering building out our “likes” feature into a set of reactions on LinkedIn, it took time for me to understand how complex a “like” really is....
Product Design Articles
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Co-authors: Greg Lundien, Akif Hossain, Daniel Hsu, and Hannah Cutler Our members leverage LinkedIn Messenger for a number of use cases, and oftentimes a scheduling component is an important piece of the interaction. A few examples include: A student who wants to schedule time to chat with a graduate from his or her school for career advice. A freelancer who...
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- Mobile,
- Android,
- iOS,
- Product Design,
- Open Source
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Co-authors: Benjamin McCann and Nadeem Anjum Last June, we introduced Recommended Matches: candidate recommendations for your open job posting that get more targeted over time based on your feedback. We're now rolling out this feature globally alongside an updated version of the algorithm powering it. This new algorithm, which is used throughout the Jobs...
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LinkedIn’s Help Center boasts a personalized experience aimed at getting our members the help they need, finding the answers to their...
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- trust engineering,
- 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...
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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+...
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- Product Design