Priyanka Chopra is now on LinkedIn
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In her maiden video interview with the LinkedIn India editor, Priyanka Chopra talked about her struggle as a struggling actor, entrepreneur, and breaking stereotypes.
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Jeff Weiner had reportedly said a few months back that LinkedIn will never be a media company and Mr. Kothari mimics the same thought, ‘We want to share stories that really affect people. We work with various media houses to spread out content on our network and through different social media channels. We are a professional network first, stories and engagement come in to inspire people on the platform. They get relevant content here which they might not, elsewhere, as it comes from the people they look up to. We get such people as LinkedIn Influencers and give them this badge because people want to know what’s happening with them.’
There are around 500 LinkedIn Influencers globally and LinkedIn tries to maintain that number by adding or delisting the people, as deemed necessary.
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