Aug 13, 2016
Multi Dimensional Exploration, Acrylic on Canvas, 2016
A commission painting by Mike Borja – created for LinkedIn based on their Economic Graph project.
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Multi Dimensional Exploration, Acrylic on Canvas, 2016
A commission painting by Mike Borja – created for LinkedIn based on their Economic Graph project.
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Imagine if every job description, every job’s skill requirements and each person’s skill set and experiences were digitized and used to match employers and employees as part of a giant online employment network. Enter, the "economic graph" — a term used by LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner on Tuesday at a business conference in New York to describe how the company is re-thinking the power of the social Web to change the future of employment.
(The Washington Post)
Dominic Basulto of The Washington Post looks at what LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner is calling the "economic graph," and how it aims to digitize and match all job opportunities with people's skills. Read more here.