 | Employees in India feel showing more emotions at work boosts productivity: LinkedIn reportAs per the report, almost 9 in 10 (87 per cent) of the employees interviewed agreed that showing more emotions at work makes them more productive and boosts feelings of belonging. |
 | Amid technology gloom, employees hanging by a threadTwitter CEO had earlier mentioned that offers will be rescinded in a tweet and recently crypto exchange Coinbase also announced its plans of extending hiring freeze and rescinding rolled out offers. |
 | 70 per cent women quit or mull quitting in 2022, reveals LinkedIn researchA LinkedIn research shows that India’s working women are quitting or considering quitting their jobs, which do not provide them flexibility, in 2022. |
 | 'India on brink of 'flexidus'; many women quitting jobs due to lack of flexibility': ReportLeading online professional network LinkedIn, on Tuesday, launched its latest consumer research based on 2,266 respondents in India to uncover the challenges faced by women at work. |
 | ‘Ashneer stole all money’: BharatPe CEO’s fresh jibeThe corporate tussle between founder and former Managing Director Ashneer Grover, and the current management gets uglier by the day. |
 | LinkedIn now available in HindiThe launch of Hindi is part of LinkedIn's vision to become a more equitable platform and allow more diverse professional communities to unlock greater value from LinkedIn, the statement said. |
 | Rakul Preet Singh, brother Aman bring in film industry's LinkedInEntrepreneurship runs in their blood, which led to their new venture Starring You - a one-stop-shop for talent related to any sphere of the film industry. |
 | Most business leaders in India feel pressured to offer greater flexibility post-pandemic: LinkedIn StudyDespite challenges, 83 per cent of India's business leaders are confident about leading a distributed workforce, when compared to 66 per cent of leaders in the APAC region. |
 | 'Challenging operating environment': Microsoft to shut down LinkedIn in China year endLinkedIn will replace its localized platform in China with a new app called InJobs that has some of LinkedIn's career-networking features. |
| Majority of Indian professionals believe hybrid work is essential for work-life balance: LinkedIn SurveyAccording to LinkedIn's 'Future of Work' Study 2021, nearly 9 in 10 respondents think that hybrid work will positively impact their work-life balance. |
 | Hiring: LinkedIn a preferred talent hunting ground for Indian start-upsThe various start-ups that TNIE talked to, mention LinkedIn as their primary or major source of hiring. |
 | Hiring rate around 42 per cent above pre-COVID levels in India: ReportAccording to LinkedIn India Labour Market Update for June 2021, there was a deepening hiring dip in April 2021, corresponding to a second wave of COVID-19 cases in India. |
