Linkedin to soon introduce face-to-face interaction using Microsoft Teams, Zoom and BlueJeans

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Linkedin to soon introduce face-to-face interaction using Microsoft Teams, Zoom and BlueJeans
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Microsoft-owned LinkedIn has gone for a brand new look and feel in nearly five years, powering its 700 million-strong community with Snapchat-like Stories, video integration with Zoom, BlueJeans and Teams, rebuilding Search feature and more.
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This fall, the LinkedIn users will be able to start a face-to-face interaction to share career advice, chat about potential job opportunities or catch up in virtual group get-together via online meeting tools .

The face-to-face interaction would happen using Microsoft Teams, BlueJeans by Verizon or Zoom directly in LinkedIn messages.

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LinkedIn is rolling out its own version of Stories — the popular narratives that have become a major engagement drive on Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook.

The feature will first roll out in the US and Canada before expanding globally.

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"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," the company said in a statement on Thursday.

A dark mode will also arrive soon on LinkedIn.

"We've also added new illustrations that showcase people with different abilities, diverse backgrounds and ethnicities, and a wide range of jobs and industries".

Now, LinkedIn users can edit messages, quickly and easily correct a mistake.

If the message is no longer relevant, or you sent an attachment by mistake, you can also now delete it.

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"When there aren't enough words to express your thoughts or simply not enough to say, emojis are there for you! Give a quick ‘thumbs up' to something shared, or quickly react to a Story you've seen from one of your connections," the company said.

LinkedIn also made it easier to select multiple conversations at a time to archive, delete or mark them read/unread all at once.

The redesigned LinkedIn with a brand new look and feel has started to roll out globally and it will be available to everyone in the coming weeks.

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