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Daniel Shapero has been at LinkedIn since 2008, when the Great Recession rocked the labor market. He’s since risen through the ranks to become the company’s chief operating officer, guiding the platform through significant strategic shifts. Now owned by Microsoft Corp., the professional networking site is taking on its next…

Daniel Shapero, LinkedIn’s chief operating officer, offers his advice for Gen Z workers entering a labor market undergoing radical change.

The biggest unknown, and probably the biggest change, is that almost every role is going to be rewritten in the context of AI. From engineers to salespeople, marketers, finance professionals to lawyers — everyones going to be leveraging AI in some way. And so how does the talent team think about hiring people based on knowledge of leveraging AI? And how do they equip people to learn the new skills that are required?

LinkedIn COO Daniel Shapero says we should all get comfortable with AI, and dismisses the notion that AI is overhyped. And if you’re considering job hopping and want some advice? “The best career decisions that I’ve ever made have been about the people I got to work with,” he says.

Wall Street is drifting following signals the job market remains solid, though it may be a touch too strong.

LinkedIns engagement and revenue in India have seen significant growth, with membership up 19% year-on-year to over 110 million. The company is expanding its role beyond tier one cities and the IT sector, with 70% of new business growth coming from non-IT companies. LinkedIn is also focusing on AI technology, developing products that leverage AI to enhance recruiter capabilities and provide personalized coaching for learners. While there are concerns about job losses due to AI, LinkedIns COO bel...

LinkedIns engagement and revenue in India have seen significant growth, with membership up 19% year-on-year to over 110 million. The company is expanding its role beyond tier one cities and the IT sector, with 70% of new business growth coming from non-IT companies. LinkedIn is also focusing on AI technology, developing products that leverage AI to enhance recruiter capabilities and provide personalized coaching for learners. While there are concerns about job losses due to AI, LinkedIns COO bel...

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