Will Microsoft be LinkedIn’s saviour? Don’t bet on it.
Microsoft doesn’t have a very good track record when it comes to big acquisitions, and its purchase of LinkedIn will be its largest deal yet
Tracing the BlackBerry diaspora
BlackBerry’s workforce has shrunk dramatically since 2011. Here’s where a lot of those people went.
Teenagers shouldn’t stress about LinkedIn
Why the professional networking can wait
How to land a good job after graduation
Networking, resume and interview tips from a pro
Seniors can still contribute, argues author of handbook on ‘encore careers’
Don’t let your age stop you from getting back in the workplace.
Six steps for cultivating a career in the digital age
Students: Be proactive and prepare for The Hunger Games
Hilarious tweets on the LinkedIn hack, a selection
Why in the world would one target such a boring site? Tweeters across the net give their two cents
At last, the job of my dreams
Some boys yearned to be firefighters or astronauts—others aimed for the bacon
Random dude wants to be your employee on LinkedIn–can you say no?
A few weeks ago, I sung LinkedIn’s praises in a piece that reviewed the company’s stellar performance in recent years, and downplayed the importance of its undoubtedly inflated IPO.
So, what exactly is LinkedIn good for?
It may not be worth $8 billion, but the social network has potential