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Hello Everyone,As we gear up to celebrate the 79th Independence Day, we at LinkedIn Learning are thrilled to unveil our special campaign -“Tricolor of Transformation.”Inspired by the Indian flag and the powerful values each color represents this campaign is designed to spark reflection, growth, and skill-building in the most patriotic way possible.Here’s everything you need to get started:🔗 [Campaign Link] – Includes campaign overview, a quick self-guide video, and ready-to-use assets like email templates and a certification format. Feel free to plug-and-play or personalize it the way it suits your internal rollout. We’ve kept it flexible because what’s independence without a little freedom to experiment? Looking forward to seeing your learners transform the tricolor way!
In today's competitive job market, attracting the right talent requires more than just posting a job description. It's about crafting a compelling narrative that resonates with potential candidates and showcases your company's unique culture and opportunities. Here are some best practices to help you create job posts that stand out and attract top talent.1. Leverage LinkedIn's AlgorithmWhen you post a job on LinkedIn, the platform's algorithm matches your job to members whose profiles align with your requirements. This means that even if candidates aren't actively seeking a new role, they might be enticed by an interesting opportunity. Make sure to use LinkedIn's targeting insights to reach the right audience based on job title, location, and required skills.2. Maximize Visibility Through Your NetworkExtend the reach of your job posts by sharing them on social networks like LinkedIn, X, and Facebook. Update your LinkedIn status and tell your network about the open position with a link
Yo. What are you doing here? Didn’t you read the headline? It said to NOT read this.But here you are. Why? Because you were curious why I would say that. And it is EXACTLY what this post is about. – How to get someone to read your InMail. GET THEIR ATTENTION.Luckily, AI-Assisted Messages within Recruiter does an excellent job of writing great subject lines. (If you are curious, hit me up for some stats on how successful they are in the comments below.) Meanwhile, in case you want to know WHY they work, let me share five best practices for writing an effective subject line.1. Keep it Short and IntriguingA subject line should be concise and intriguing to capture the reader's attention quickly. This is especially important for mobile users who may only see a portion of the subject line.2. Make it CatchyA catchy subject line can hook the reader and make them want to open the message. Think of it as the first impression that sets the tone for the rest of your InMail.3. Personalize When Poss
Welcome to the LinkedIn Talent Community! We are delighted you are here! Take a moment to introduce yourself in the comments below. (Fun facts, gifs & memes are always fun too! Just keep it professional folks 😉)👋🏼 What is your name, and what is your industry and profession? 🌏 Where are you located? 💻 What LinkedIn Talent Solutions products are you using? How long? ⭐️ What do you hope to get out of your experience in the Talent Community? 🙋🏼♀️ I’ll kick us off!👋🏼 I’m Courtney, and I am your Community Manager. I’ve been in the talent & HR SaaS space for over 10 years - as a Customer Success Manager (shout out to CSMs! 🙌🏼), in internal enablement, and the best of both worlds in community-building! 🌏 I am located off the beautiful Emerald Coast of Florida (Gulf of Mexico), USA 🌊 🏝️☀️ where I try to take in water activities 🏄🏼♀️ & digging in the dirt 👩🏼🌾 as often as possible.💻 I’m a massive fan of LinkedIn Learning, as a learner! Skill-development is an
As higher education institutions continue to evolve support for students transitioning into the workforce, this one-pager offers a practical resource for learning administrators and content curators. Designed to complement existing career readiness initiatives, this one-pager can be added to any institutional toolkit to better equip new and upcoming graduates. Whether you're refining curriculum, enhancing student services, or curating digital learning experiences, this guide helps bridge the gap between academic achievement and professional success.Attached you will find a PDF of this one-pager, as well as an editable .pptx version if you’d like to incorporate institutional branding, additional content and resources.Download attachment below
👋🏼 I’m SAM from Singapore. I am currently working as a Sales Executive in NNR Global Logistics. I’ve been in Logistics Industry for over 14 years - as a Operation / Customer Service to Sales now 🙌🏼). It is best of both worlds in community-building together! 💻 I’m a massive fan of LinkedIn Learning, as a learner! Skill-development is an important pillar at LinkedIn and I’m able to prioritize my own learning & development with full support of the organization. ⭐️ My goal is to ensure the LinkedIn Talent Community is a place that connects people to resources and to each other through positive interactions, meaningful connections and knowledge-sharing.
Ok, jail is nothing to joke about. But I got your attention, right? A question came in yesterday from someone who got the dreaded message: Your InMail response rate of 11.6% has fallen below the 13% threshold during June 13, 2025 at 8:00 PM - June 27, 2025 at 8:00 PM. If it remains below 13%, you will be placed in the InMail Improvement Period and will temporarily be unable to send bulk InMail messages for two weeks, starting on July 28, 2025. Ugh! Now what?! Well, as this person wrote, they would love to increase their response rate. And they are Doing All The Things that they were told to do. How frustrating!There are many things that can be discussed. Here are my Top 10.Let AI help you. AI-Assisted Search results that are then InMail-ed (is that a real verb?) are getting good response rates. Use AI to help you search. And use it to create that first draft. Use Your Superpowers. You have Spotlight filters at the top of your results. These are categories for people who will most likel
Welcome to the new Talent Community experience! Explore a dynamic blend of public and private spaces, where you can discover incredible resources, get inspired, and see what we’re all about. Ready for the full experience? Just log in to unlock exclusive content, explore best practices, make deeper connections, and everything our Community has to offer!Here are some FAQs about the new Community experience! What content will be publicly visible? A selection of valuable LinkedIn resources shared by employees, insightful LinkedIn data, case studies, and other publicly available materials will be available for everyone to view. This will give potential members an understanding of the value of Community before joining. What content will require a login? To unlock the full experience, you’ll need to log in. Private content like exclusive events, peer-to-peer insights, personalized posts, comments, and your shared images are reserved for only our logged-in members. Creating an account ensures
In today's fast-paced business world, having a strong pipeline of talent is more important than ever. It's not just about filling open positions quickly; it's about creating long-term professional relationships with potential candidates for future opportunities. Here’s why building a pipeline of talent is so essential:Identify the Right Talent EarlyIf you wait until you need to fill a position to start looking for candidates, you’re already too late. By creating a pipeline of talent, you can identify the right talent early on. This proactive approach ensures that you have a pool of highly qualified candidates ready when a similar role needs to be filled in the future.Reduce Your Time to FillEstablishing an ongoing dialogue with prospects gives you the option to accelerate the discussion when the time is right. This reduces your time to fill open positions, making your hiring process more efficient and effective.Minimize Business DisruptionA strong pipeline of talent minimizes busines
Hello There, We’re thrilled to launch our upcoming Quarterly LinkedIn Learning Product Updates Webinar: Drive Business Results by Championing Career Development 2.0. In this live webinar, our LinkedIn product experts will guide you through hands-on demos of our latest enhancements, including:✅ Talent Architecture Customization✅ Role Play Practice with AI-Powered Coaching✅ AI Skill Pathways✅ Search Language Expansion These updates are designed to help you invest in internal career development and build future-ready skills within your organization.Details:📍 Where: Zoom Platform📅 When: From July 15th, 2025🔗 How: Access via the Registration Link
Yesterday a question posted by @Cristina Nuñez in Community Discussions > Hiring & Recruiting Lounge caught my eye. It’s the one in the headline above, of course. It makes me curious to hear what you think. For now, I’ll start with my thoughts.One way it could be handled is by having separate Job Posts, and thus separate Projects for each location. That way you can track the candidates easily and see where they are in your process for each Project. So, if a candidate is a good fit for a role in Manhattan and Brooklyn, you might have different Projects for each location, and that candidate could be in both Projects.To explain a little more: candidates can be in more than one project at a time. They probably will even be in a different category of your workflow for each project. If you and your team work consistently and put each candidate in appropriate the Pipeline stage of a Project, you will all be able to see both how many projects a candidate is in and where they are in eac
Hey, we’d love to hear from you! What is your favorite hack with LinkedIn Recruiter? There are no wrong answers. Let us know by replying in the box below. ⬇To get us started, here is a good one: paste your Job Description in the AI-Assisted search bar to generate a search automatically. It will pull the qualifications you need and other details like location, etc. Pretty cool stuff. And so fast! 🏃🏾
In today’s dynamic workplace requires HR professionals to continuously upskill. From strategic talent management to digital HR analytics, new courses are emerging that equip HR teams to lead change, improve employee engagement, and align people strategy with business goals.What courses have you recently explored or recommend for HR growth?
If you could magically find that candidate…. Who would you look for? Just a reminder that with AI-Assisted search you are able to tell recruiter exactly who you hope to find – just as if you were telling a friend.So… Really. Put it in the comments below. Who are you looking to hire?And do you need any help? If so, please join one of my Live Q&A sessions so we can strategize and I can help you find that perfect candidate.
Ok, you are in here clicking around and found my question. Put your challenges, questions, thoughts in the chat below. That way we can chat about it. I may even have an answer! ‘Cause here’s the thing, if you have a challenge or question I bet someone else does too! Help them out. 😉🎯 What's your biggest challenge using Recruiter? Do you dare to list it here? I hope so! Ready, set, go!
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