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ARTICLE · 12 JULY 2018

Social Networks Can Help Unlock Your Career Potential

Developing a personal network is as relevant as ever to unlock your career potential, and the tools you need to do this have changed.

United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Glenn Oborne
Glenn Oborne

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Developing a personal network is as relevant as ever to unlock your career potential, and the tools you need to do this have changed.

Within the UK, there are over 20 million active users on LinkedIn – almost 60% of the student and working population. Unlike other social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, LinkedIn has more commercial aims, focusing on connecting and developing professional relationships.

Since LinkedIn was acquired by Microsoft in 2016, it has transformed from a cold, quantitative database to a more social and interactive experience. London has benefited from LinkedIn’s developments and is now the most connected city on LinkedIn – a London-based user has, on average, 307 connections, the highest in its category.

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