LinkedIn launches its own mobile-end job search for independent Applinkedin job searches

Absrtact: Today, LinkedIn launches its own mobile-end job search for independent Applinkedin jobs, offering only the core features of LinkedIn, search and application work. The biggest difference between this app and its web side and the main app is that it's privacy, and users

Today, LinkedIn has launched its own mobile-side job search for independent App-linkedin jobs, offering only the core features of LinkedIn, search and application work. The biggest difference between the app and the main app is "guaranteed privacy", where the user's information on job search is not shared with LinkedIn's social network.

Users can search for positions based on title, City, company, industry, or level, according to the user's search record, the work you have reviewed and the LinkedIn profile, which will give you a personalized recommendation for new opportunities. When you focus on a job that's about to end, LinkedIn notifies you when an HR looks at you early, or when there's a job that matches you.

LinkedIn says 40% of its 300 million users use their services on the mobile side, which is certainly the most direct driver of the app. But we can also understand that web-side services can be a big ship, but mobile apps should be a single product, and LinkedIn is now a job search and a pulse based on the LinkedIn relationship. Facebook also split up Instagram, Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, and news reader monitors.