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Automate the busywork. Keep it human.

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LinkedIn Messaging GIFs are rolling out to Android and iOS, becoming available worldwide over the coming weeks to all members…

Professional networking site LinkedIn is now making GIFs available through its mobile app, the company announced. The company explains these familiar animations are “second nature” for today’s communications. Arpit Dhariwal, Principal Product Manager at LinkedIn says the…

LinkedIn tips to use the mobile app more efficiently

LinkedIn has some useful tips for the mobile users in order to maximize your time and be more productive

Source: http://bebusinessed.com/linkedin/linkedin-help-my-business/

They say that time is money and every minute counts. And for some people it is a true fact. Most of us have a daily to-do list. And there are times that our tasks fall behind. So LinkedIn is here to help you! They provided a…

For most of you who use LinkedIn for professional reasons, you might not have noticed a new feature—Stickers and gifs. 

Actually it is not that new, LinkedIn's messaging feature went through a revamp last August. I only noticed it recently when I was chatting with an ex-colleague. 

It felt bizarre at first. I’ve only used the message function to touch base about potential work opportunities. Stickers and gifs seem too casual. If I were to have a casual conversation, it wouldn’t be via LinkedIn. 

But I do see how this could be useful, especially in the context of how I discovered it. It is a new alternative messaging platform for work connections you are friendly with, but not close enough to have their phone number or message them on Facebook. It takes away that seriousness from sending a work acquaintance a message to catch up.  

The original InMail is now solely payment based. In past, you only need to pay to send an InMail to someone who wasn’t a connection. I do wish they kept InMail and had the chat function as separate.  It is a bit strange to send an instant message about a work opportunity, even though the other person is open to being contacted via LinkedIn. 

#LinkedIn Introduces Facebook-like Modern Messaging Service

LinkedIn is a great service, right? Probably not for the majority of folks who are on LinkedIn for the sake of being part of the “professional social network”. Despite being an important tool for recruiters and hiring managers, the site was really never that easy to use. The LinkedIn messaging inbox was always a clutter-fest and it really wasn’t appealing at all – or at least until today.

Today,…