All of the new offerings are available to all of LinkedIn’s users and do not require a “premium” plan, which ranges in cost from $29.99 to $119.95 per month. Since March, LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, has introduced a number of tools to help its 706 million members connect to more than 14 million job postings and learn new skills for career development (these figures were reported in Microsoft’s fourth quarter earnings call in July). Now that grabbing drinks with former colleagues or hobnobbing at work conferences is off the table, LinkedIn has been promoted from obligatory to essential. But, for the foreseeable future, the pandemic has all but eradicated most other methods of sniffing out career opportunities. Arguably the least fun social media platform, LinkedIn used to be the online equivalent of a professional networking event - a stodgy affair that no one really wanted to hang around.
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