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LinkedIn launches new app to help students get their dream job
Business oriented social networking service LinkedIn has launched a new app to help students and new graduates get their dream job.
​New Delhi: Business-oriented social networking service LinkedIn has launched a new app to help students and new graduates get their dream job.
The app called as 'Tinder-style' will work to help young people nearing the end of their studies get a foot into a competitive job market.
LinkedIn rolled the app out at around 300 colleges in the US, among 1,500 students, months ago and that feedback was 'positive' with users hailing its 'snackable approach', the independent quoted the Fortune.
Headquartered in Mountain View, California, LinkedIn reported more than 400 million acquired users in more than 200 countries and territories in 2015.
LinkedIn's CEO is Jeff Weiner, previously a Yahoo! Inc. executive. Founder Reid Hoffman, previously CEO of LinkedIn, is Chairman of the Board.
