A new, streamlined search experience will make it much easier to surface the people, events, groups and content you want, while helping you reach beyond your immediate network – when there is value in doing so. And LinkedIn continues to prioritize inclusion and accessibility as core design principles, including a dark mode coming soon. They’ve also added new illustrations that showcase people with different abilities, diverse backgrounds and ethnicities, and a wide range of jobs and industries. We want everyone to be able to see themselves and feel welcome.
And for those moments when a face-to-face meeting is the best way to get things done, they are helping there, too. Now, with one click, you can start a video call over Teams, BlueJeans by Verizon, or Zoom directly from a message thread.
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LinkedIn is no longer just a place to just find people. It’s a place of personal and professional growth, a place of business growth, a place of economic growth, and a place that makes a difference in professional lives. It’s a community where you can be inspired, build relationships and discover unexpected opportunities. Whether we’re navigating a COVID downturn or post-COVID recovery, addressing an existing skills gap or a coming skills revolution, breaking systemic barriers to equal opportunity, or tackling whatever else defines work in the future, we’re fully committed to continuing to provide the tools and experiences that will let every professional connect to the right opportunities for them.