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LinkedIn CEO: The point is that employers can find you

How much more will their fashion hold social media; Where is his success? LinkedIn; THE CEO with a well-known professional networking site, gives answers to journalist Charlie Rose, which is being published by the Capital newspaper, while describing the major changes that take place in the working world.

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You think about possible changes that can be made in the working landscape – you even wrote a new book on the subject called “The ». What has changed?

Most people have not yet grasped the reality, which is that there is no such thing as lifelong employment with one employer. The world doesn't work that way anymore. Nevertheless, in the professional training programs and in recruiters, this perception of an expected permanent relationship continues to prevail and that doesn't lead to honest discussion. Both the candidate and the company know that it is very likely that the employee will go to work somewhere else and this omission creates mistrust. Its head of design and operations LinkedIn does something I had never thought of. In the first interview she ever got, she asked the candidate what job he would like to do afterwards LinkedIn.

Where did you think this way of thinking?

Χωρίς να είναι έκπληξη για εσάς ή άλλους ανθρώπους που με γνωρίζουν, με έβαλε στον μαγικό κόσμο της Silicon Valley. Χρειάζεσαι ένα δίκτυο μέσω του οποίου να μπορείς να βρεις ανθρώπους που θα σου πουν: «Ξέρω έναν ειδικό για αυτό. Έχω έναν πελάτη για αυτό. Γνωρίζω προσωπικό. Διαθέτω χρηματοδότηση». Μια νέα τεχνολογική επιχείρηση έχει μια σειρά πόρων – όλοι απαραίτητοι για να επιτύχει. Η με την οποία σου δίνεται η δυνατότητα να τους συγκεντρώσεις είναι ακριβώς η δύναμη του δικτύου αυτού. Πώς μπορούμε εμείς, ως κοινωνία, να ενισχύσουμε τα δίκτυα σε διάφορες περιοχές για να χτίσουμε ένα πιο ισχυρό δίκτυο, να προαγάγουμε την επιχειρηματικότητα, να δημιουργήσουμε θέσεις εργασίας και οικονομική ευημερία;

Does the development of social media begin to reverse? What margin for growth still exists, now that Facebook has surpassed 1 billion users?

It has 1,3 billion users, I think. Yes, changes are indeed taking place in her world s. There is a large part of the planet that is now connected to the Internet, due to the proliferation of smartphones. This creates a booming wave for everything (social media). This sector is already feeling pain in the joints from the steep height it has taken, but those who enter the Internet far outnumber those who are already connected.

What kind of progress has been made on LinkedIn? Do you think that people are making good use of your service?

If you ask someone "do you understand what it means to live and work in a networked world?" Most will say "of course, I have a cell phone." In fact, in a networked world there are millions of people looking and the issue is what you do to find you.

That is, the point is to find yourself through social networking means?

People say, "I'm overloaded, I do not want new connections." So you just want to send a new signal, not to create more noise. That's why you need the best filtering mechanism. But being able to find you is important. For example, my profile on LinkedIn it is mainly aimed at people who want to come to work in LinkedIn and to people looking for investment. So I made the investment in Airbnb. They came and found me. They already knew we'd be receptive. Of course, they can find you crazy. And that's how LinkedIn is Designed: If people come to you through someone you know and trust, then you've made a very good filter.

Source: rizopoulospost.com

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