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News Category Global Banking & Finance Reviews AIA Singapore invests more than S$5 million to support employees, local workforce and the wider community amid COVID-19 AIA Singapore invests more than S$5 million to support employees, local workforce and the wider community amid COVID-19 Free COVID-19 coverage for customers, staff and their dependents as well as AIA Insurance Representatives, will be extended till mid-2021. The life insurer also raised more than S$550,000 to aid underprivileged y...

The Questions You Should Actually Ask During a Job Interview Megan DiTrolio © ljubaphoto - Getty Images LinkedIn Career Expert Blair Heitmann shares the questions you should ask in a job interview — both for yourself and to impress your interviewer. It comes at the end of every job interview: "So, do you have any questions for us?" Beware the fatal error of passing on this opportunity. Interviewers want to hear that youre thoughtfully curious about the companys growth and w...

ljubaphotoGetty Images It comes at the end of every job interview: "So, do you have any questions for us?" Beware the fatal error of passing on this opportunity. Interviewers want to hear that youre thoughtfully curious about the companys growth and what role youd play in it. Use questions to not only flex your research into the company, but more importantly to gain valuable insights about the role youre applying for. We asked LinkedIn Career Expert Blair Heitmann what are the most effective q...

December 18, 2020 × ‘Going forward, India will reimagine the future of work across 5 areas ― the workplace, careers, recruiting, business, and leadership styles’ Indian professionals are optimistic about the job market heading into 2021, as it continues to recover steadily amid Covid-19, according to a report by LinkedIn. According to data shared by LinkedIn, 40 per cent of Indian professionals expect an increase in the number of new jobs in 2021. 53 per cent expect their companies to d...

Indian professionals cautiously optimistic heading into 2021: LinkedIn ANI | Updated: Dec 17, 2020 15:05 IST New Delhi [India], December 17 (ANI): About two in five or nearly 40 per cent of Indian professionals expect an increase in the number of new jobs (up from 19 per cent in April) and one in two (53 per cent) expect their companies to do better in the next six months going into 2021, according to the worlds largest online professional network LinkedIn....

40% professionals expect increase in new jobs in 2021: LinkedIn survey As of November, about 78 per cent unemployed professionals felt stressed, and only 32 per cent expect incomes to increase in the next year. Around 61 per cent said they will take less time off BusinessToday.In | December 17, 2020 | Updated 15:00 IST As per LinkedIn survey, customer service specialist, data analyst and digital marketing specialist were top three globally in-demand jobs during lockdown About 40 per cent India...

BW Businessworld Indian Professionals Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2021; 40% Expect Jobs To Increase: LinkedIn India has remained cautiously optimistic and resilient in the face of uncertainty, and overall confidence scores remained steady between 50 and 57 from April to November. Photo Credit : Indian professionals are cautiously optimistic heading into 2021 as two in five Indian professionals expect an increase in the number of new jobs, LinkedIn year-end data shows. LinkedIn on Thursd...

(Representative image) NEW DELHI: Indian professionals are cautiously optimistic heading into 2021 as two in five Indian professionals expect an increase in the number of new jobs, LinkedIn year-end data shows. LinkedIn on Thursday released key survey and platform data for 2020. According to LinkedIn year-end data, India has remained cautiously optimistic and resilient in the face of uncertainty, and overall confidence scores remained steady between 50 and 57 from April to November. As per t...

LinkedIn on Thursday released key survey and platform data for 2020. According to LinkedIn year-end data, India has remained cautiously optimistic and resilient in the face of uncertainty, and overall confidence scores remained steady between 50 and 57 from April to November. As per the findings, two in five (40 per cent) Indian professionals expect an increase in the number of new jobs (up from 19 per cent in April), and one in two (53 per cent) expect their companies to do better in the nex...

LinkedIn year-end report (REUTERS) LinkedIn has released its year-end report highlighting the key trends of 2020 among working professionals, and predictions for the coming year. 2020 was a year of uncertainty but Indian working professionals share an optimistic view for 2021. According to LinkedIn’s year-end report, 2 in 5 Indians expect an increase in the number of new jobs, and 1 in 2 expect their companies to do better in the next six months. LinkedIn adds that the steady growth of hiring...