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Varun Dhawan makes LinkedIn debut: Starting a new chapter  Bollywood superstar Varun Dhawan has joined the professional social media platform and said that he is a passionate actor and that he believes in pushing boundaries.    His bio in the platform read: “I’m Varun Dhawan, a passionate actor with over a decade of experience in delivering cinematic excellence. From headlining 300-crore mega hits to exploring niche, content-driven films, my journey has been about balancing creativity with audience impact.” ...
Varun Dhawan makes LinkedIn debut: Starting a new chapter
Varun Dhawan makes LinkedIn debut: Starting a new chapter
Source: IANS
2024-11-22 10:22:15 am
LinkedIn introduces `Live Event Ads` to help firms build brand awareness Professional networking platform LinkedIn on Thursday introduced a new global advertisement format 'Live Event Ads' to help companies increase event registrations, build brand awareness, and drive measurable results from investments in events. According to LinkedIn data, the number of professionals viewing events on the platform has grown by 34 per cent (year-over-year). To enable companies to reach the right people, the company is testing Live Event Ads that will allow them to ...
LinkedIn introduces `Live Event Ads` to help firms build brand awareness
LinkedIn introduces `Live Event Ads` to help firms build brand awareness
Source: IANS
2024-04-05 11:57:32 am
Can LinkedIn be a gaming platform? Company thinks so As mainstream internet and streaming platforms like Netflix embrace gaming, Microsoft-owned professional networking company LinkedIn is also reportedly planning to foray into the booming market. LinkedIn, which now has more 1 billion users, is working on new games experience, reports TechCrunch. Three early efforts are games called “Queens”, “Inference” and “Crossclimb.” A company spokesperson confirmed they are working on gaming, but there is no o...
Can LinkedIn be a gaming platform? Company thinks so
Can LinkedIn be a gaming platform? Company thinks so
Source: IANS
2024-03-17 10:05:08 am
LinkedIn use can trigger imposter syndrome: Study The use of professional social networking sites such as LinkedIn, with more than 930 million users worldwide, can stir up feelings of self-doubt, suggests new research. Imposter syndrome -- and the accompanying fear of being "found out" -- can be associated with feeling anxious and having depressive thoughts, said researchers from the University of Edinburgh. The research based on a survey of LinkedIn users, and published in the journal Psychology and Marketing, showed that in...
LinkedIn use can trigger imposter syndrome: Study
LinkedIn use can trigger imposter syndrome: Study
Source: IANS
2023-12-18 10:08:27 am