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Four in five Indian professionals looking for a new job in 2023: LinkedIn
This means that 80% of the Indian workforce is looking forward to a new job in the current year. The development comes amid layoffs by startups and big tech companies.
LinkedIn Top Voice Sumit Agarwal tells people to be unprofessional on LinkedIn. Here’s why.
Being unprofessional on LinkedIn helps in humanizing any problem, making it easier to solve problems
LinkedIn goes desi: Launches in Hindi
First Indian regional language to be introduced on the platform; move set to benefit around 600 million people globally.
Hybrid workplace, flexible policies: India Inc.’s new mantra
88% of business leaders have hired specialists and consultants to help design new workplace policies: LinkedIn report
B2B branding strategies: Complex, but necessary
B2B firms involve multiple stakeholders, complex processes, and heavy transactions, making its branding important, but far more complicated. Here’s a way to do it.
India’s working women face high gender bias: LinkedIn
Nearly 85% of women in India have missed out on a raise or promotion because of their gender reveals the LinkedIn Opportunity Index 2021 report; and 89% were negatively impacted by the pandemic.
Work from home causing stress: LinkedIn
One in three Indian professionals believe working in social isolation is slowing career progression and harming work-life balance, says report.
Lockdown boost for India’s gender parity
Female representation in the workforce grew 8 percentage points across corporate services, education, healthcare, and media and communications, says a LinkedIn report.
Working women under huge stress: LinkedIn
The LinkedIn Workforce Confidence Index showed that 47% of working women report “they are experiencing more stress or anxiety” as compared to 38% of working men during the Covid-19 crisis.
