The LinkedIn experience was designed so you can easily surface ideas, drive conversations, and discover topics you care about. When you sign into LinkedIn, you land on your homepage, which gives you access to your feed, connections, profile, messages, and notifications. Your LinkedIn Feed contains posts from your network, companies you follow, and more.
Check out some of these frequently asked questions about the LinkedIn Homepage.
The LinkedIn.com navigation bar is a simple menu of tabs located at the top of the LinkedIn homepage that makes it easy to access various features quickly. The menu includes My Network, Jobs, Messaging, Notifications, Me, and Work.
- My Network allows you to manage your connections, invitations, and groups,
- Jobs enable you to search and post job listings.
- Messaging is where you can access your messages
- Notifications let you view updates about your connections.
- Me is where you can view and edit your profile, manage account settings, and access the Help Center.
To access additional features and products:
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You can sort top and recent updates in your feed.
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Your LinkedIn Feed can be customized by following or unfollowing people and companies, by hiding content in your feed that you don't want to see, and by reporting inappropriate content.
To access your Settings & Privacy page, click the
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You can receive notifications about yourself, your activity, and your connections. These include alerts for your posts or shares, career opportunities, and updates about people in your network.
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You can use the share box at the top of your LinkedIn homepage to share your thoughts, articles or other content directly from your LinkedIn homepage.
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LinkedIn Page admins can access the Pages they manage through an admin view that is respective to their assigned admin role. Admins don’t need a separate LinkedIn account login to access a Page.
Your public profile appears when people search for you using a public search engine like Google, Yahoo!, Bing, etc. as well as on other third-party applications and platforms, subject to your privacy settings. You can change your public profile to turn on or off the sections you want visible on public search engines.
When you edit your profile, not all sections are visible automatically on your public profile. To customize which sections are visible, you must first go to your Public Profile page.
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