In a LinkedIn post that has generated both surprise and humor, user Ryan Salame recently announced that he is starting a new position—albeit an unexpected one—as an inmate at the Federal ...

Less than a week after U.S. Vogue’s longtime editor-in-chief stepped down, her employers are taking a classic route to find ...

You won't believe the online frenzy as Anna Wintour's iconic 'Vogue' job is publicly advertised. The reactions are priceless, ...

Like a normal profile on the job-search site, ... The LinkedIn post has also garnered reactions, which you can see in the gallery below. 1. Damn. 2. Same. 3. Blame Donald Trump and Elon Musk. 4.

The incident has triggered mixed reactions on social media, with some supporting the founder's decision and others ...

A picture of the satirical LinkedIn post that has gained viral attention, and sparked fury. Drew Szurko, LinkedIn. Despite this, the damage had already been done, with many people continuing to ...

It’s no secret that millennials often feel worse about themselves when seeing their friends’ Instagram posts — but Gen Z gets that feeling from a surprisingly different source.

LinkedIn is following in the footsteps of Facebook (three years later!) with the rollout of new reactions that give users more ways to express themselves when responding to posts in their feed.

LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and Indeed Battle Illegal Job Postings Every Day. Here’s How From ‘Caucasians only’ to ‘under 25 preferred,’ it’s a daily struggle.

After a Seattle-area man's father lost his cashier job in Phoenix, he turned to LinkedIn to ... a son took to LinkedIn to ask for help. His post ... which has gone viral with nearly 20,000 reactions.

LinkedIn users worldwide will soon be able to do more than just "like" a post on the business-oriented social network. On Thursday, the company said that it's rolling out five "reactions" to let ...