LinkedIn has introduced new AI-powered features to improve the networking experience on its platform.
These updates come at a time when many professionals are reevaluating their careers and looking to expand their networks.
New features use AI to streamline processes like building connections, finding jobs, and sharing content.
Competitiveness in the job market
LinkedIn cites a recent study that found 85% of professionals are considering a career change in 2024.
LinkedIn acknowledges that building and maintaining a professional network requires a significant investment of time, with nearly a quarter of those surveyed reporting spending 6 to 10 hours per week on networking activities. doing.
AI rescue
LinkedIn's latest feature uses AI to make networking more efficient.
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Growth tab
The Grow tab leverages AI algorithms to help users manage their connections and find relevant new contacts. Provide personalized suggestions through the People You May Know feature.
Catch-up tab
The Catch Up tab prompts users to reconnect to the network based on updates such as job changes, work anniversaries, new hires, birthdays, etc. This is intended to encourage more meaningful interactions between users.
craft the perfect first message
LinkedIn introduced premium This feature helps users craft an introductory message when starting a conversation, and addresses the “blank page problem” that many people face when starting a conversation on the platform.
This tool incorporates information from your profile to provide you with a draft message tailored to both parties. Users can customize that information to reflect their conversation voice and goals.
the power of connection
More than 5 billion connections will be made on the platform in 2023, and LinkedIn expects engagement and interactions to increase in 2024.
Professional relationships can have a huge impact on career advancement, so LinkedIn's latest AI-powered features make it easier and more efficient for users looking to advance in competitive industries to navigate the job market. The purpose is to allow you to gate.
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