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While sharing basic information on social media has become normal, it's important to exercise caution, as employers may glean insights into your mental health from your posts.

Employers on the prowl; could be scanning your social media for mental health clues

While sharing basic information on social media has become normal, it's important to exercise caution, as employers may glean insights into your mental health from your posts.

A study published in the Journal of Business and Psychology uncovered that oversharing on social media has a detrimental effect on how employers perceive applicants in terms of their "emotional stability" and "conscientiousness."&nbsp; &nbsp; Experts say that potential employers do not get impressed by applicants who openly share their personal challenges online.&nbsp; Initially conceived as a professional networking platform for white-collar professionals, LinkedIn has transformed in recent years, resembling more of a site for casual flirting and unrestricted oversharing, akin to Facebook, among its younger users.&nbsp;
However, recent research emphasizes the importance of discretion for job seekers. It reveals that prospective employers are closely examining applicants' online profiles and may even assess them for signs of mental health issues.&nbsp;
The research primarily centered around LinkedIn and involved a survey of 409 professionals with a background in hiring, all of whom evaluated the LinkedIn profile of the same job candidate.&nbsp;
In the experiment, one-quarter of the participants encountered a candidate's LinkedIn post discussing anxiety and depression, while the remaining 25% did not encounter such a post.&nbsp;
Another quarter of the participants viewed the LinkedIn profile devoid of any mental health-related content while simultaneously listening to an audio interview. The final 25% of participants observed the LinkedIn post discussing mental health but also heard the interview.&nbsp; &nbsp; The study participants who saw the LinkedIn post about mental health challenges viewed the job candidate as being less emotionally stable and less conscientious.&nbsp;
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A vast majority of the companies, that is 10 out of 25 companies are from the financial services/ banking/ fintech space

LinkedIn shares the list of best companies to work in India 

A vast majority of the companies, that is 10 out of 25 companies are from the financial services/ banking/ fintech space

Tata Consultancy Services has emerged as the top company in a list, which showcases the best places to work and grow careers, for 2023.
TCS is followed by Amazon (2) and Morgan Stanley (3) in the '2023 Top Companies India' list prepared by LinkedIn.
There has been a shift from tech companies, which dominated the list last year, with companies across financial services, oil and gas, professional services, manufacturing and gaming featuring in this year's list.
A vast majority of the companies, that is 10 out of 25 companies are from the financial services/ banking/ fintech space, including companies such as Macquarie Group (5), HDFC Bank (11), Mastercard (12), and Yubi (14).
"In this uncertain environment, professionals are looking for guidance on the companies to work that offer career growth and will set them up for long-term success. The 2023 Top Companies list is filled with actionable insights and resources to help professionals at all levels discover job opportunities," LinkedIn India Managing Editor Nirajita Banerjee said.
Those interested in a specific company can now easily identify the skills and roles being hired for, connect with employees they know in their network, and follow the company to stay informed about future opportunities, she added.
The 2023 Top Companies India list is based on LinkedIn's data to rank companies on eight pillars that have been shown to lead to career progression, including ability to advance, skills growth, company stability, external opportunity, company affinity, gender diversity, educational background and employee presence in the country.
Further, the data revealed that companies such as Dream11 (20) and Games24x7 (24) from e-sports and gaming made it to the list for the first time, which is reflective of the growing popularity of gaming and the presence of this sector.
There has been an emergence of new players, with 17 out of 25 companies debuting in the list, which demonstrates the strong momentum in India's business ecosystem, it stated.
Zepto (16), which was part of the LinkedIn Top Startups list last year has made it to the top company list this year, which is a testament to the significant scale and growth it has achieved, it noted.
LinkedIn data revealed that the in-demand skills that these top companies are looking for in the technology sector include Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, Electronics, Software Testing and Computer Security.
Companies in the financial sector are looking for skills such as commercial banking, financial accounting and growth strategies. There is also a growing demand for industrial design and game development, among others, it added.
Some of the largest job functions that these top companies are investing in include engineering, consulting, product management, business development, sales, customer success, design, finance and operations, the data revealed.
Bengaluru led as the top location where these top companies are based and looking to hire talent, followed by Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi and Pune, it added.

Job searching platform, LinkedIn reportedly becomes the latest firm to let go its employees 

Microsoft owned LinkedIn lays off employees: report

Networking &amp; job searching platform LinkedIn, reportedly becomes the latest firm to let go its employees&nbsp;

Microsoft owned and employment social networking platform, LinkedIn has reportedly become the latest firm to letting go of employees.&nbsp;&nbsp; LinkedIn layoffs&nbsp; Though the number of employees impacted by the layoffs is still not known, reports suggest that LinkedIn has laid off staff in its recruiting department on Monday.&nbsp; This comes soon after Microsoft's decision to lay off its workforce. In January 2023, Microsoft had announced its decision to fire 10,000 employees, which is around 5 per cent of its total workforce. Over the last few months, mass layoffs have impacted several companies from the tech industry. Right from Google that fired over 12,000 employees to Amazon layoffs that impacted over 18,000 people, the tech sector is going through a rough patch.&nbsp;

A survey conducted by LinkedIn, shows that 88 per cent of young employees are planning to switch job in 2023. 

LinkedIn report says 88% young Indians are looking for a job change in 2023

Report says 88% young Indians are looking for a job change in 2023 

A survey conducted by LinkedIn, shows that 88 per cent of young employees are planning to switch jobs in 2023.&nbsp;

With job insecurity and mass layoffs in companies, making headlines every other day, a recent report showing 88 per cent of young employees in India planning job change this year, is crucial. &nbsp;
The survey was conducted by LinkedIn which shows that in India hiring level dropped by 23% in December 2022 as compared to the year before. Every 4 out of 5 people are looking for new roles especially people in the age group of 18-24. On the other hand, 64% of people belonging to the age group of 45-54 are looking for a change.
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Since many LinkedIn users accept new connections without verifying them, hackers are able to connect with new people and send them malicious files. 

Hackers are using LinkedIn to steal user data

Since many LinkedIn users accept new connections without verifying them, hackers are able to connect with new people and send them malicious files.&nbsp;

New research has revealed that hackers are using Microsoft's LinkedIn to propagate data-stealing malware by making connection requests in the guise of employees of reputable firms.
Researchers from the AI cyber-security firm CloudSEK discovered that scammers are using LinkedIn's chat and job posting functions to distribute links/files containing stealer malware.
Since the majority of LinkedIn users accept all connection requests, fraudsters may simply make relationships and establish their reputation on the network.
After establishing their trustworthiness, hackers distribute infected files and links, which are subsequently opened by victims who are unaware of the danger.
Once opened, stealer malware is placed on the victim's PC, stealing passwords, credit card details, and other sensitive data before sending it to the threat actors.
The compromised social media and email accounts of the victim are then taken over with the stolen credentials.
It is recommended that all users verify connection requests before to accepting them, even if the requestor is linked to someone you know.
Before accessing documents and files exchanged on LinkedIn, it is equally important to screen them for malware.
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Delhi&rsquo;s Aquila club has created an uproar on social media for allegedly not allowing entry to a woman for wearing a saree.
A woman alleged that the staff at the Aquila denied her entry because she was draped in a saree which they said was not a smart-casual
Social media users have slammed the bizarre dress code and the elitist policy.
An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs. Social media users have passed the verdict. Saree does fall under the smart casual category after all.
82.9% of the Twitter respondents voted in favour of the saree, while while only 17.1% said they would wear something else while visiting a restaurant.
Similar sentiment has been echoed on LinkedIn where 80% gave a thumbs up to the saree, while 20% opted for a different attire.
On Instagram too majority of users have said saree is an appropriate attire to step out in for restaurant and club visits .

Aquila row: ediorji poll shows saree is 'smart casual', social media users settle the debate

An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs. 

//ediorji&nbsp;poll on whether&nbsp;saree&nbsp;is an appropriate attire for restaurants &amp; clubs
//Delhi&rsquo;s Aquila club's dress code starts&nbsp;online debate
//Row after woman alleges Aquila&nbsp;denied her entry for wearing a saree
//editorji&nbsp;poll: social media users agree saree&nbsp;is a smart casual
//Most users say they will wear a saree&nbsp;to restaurants &amp; clubs
//82.9% of the Twitter respondents voted in favour of the saree
//LinkedIn, Instagram&nbsp;users give thumbs-up to the saree

An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs.

Delhi&rsquo;s Aquila club has created an uproar on social media for allegedly not allowing entry to a woman for wearing a saree.
A woman alleged that the staff at the Aquila denied her entry because she was draped in a saree which they said was not a smart-casual
Social media users have slammed the bizarre dress code and the elitist policy.
An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs. Social media users have passed the verdict. Saree does fall under the smart casual category after all.
82.9% of the Twitter respondents voted in favour of the saree, while while only 17.1% said they would wear something else while visiting a restaurant.
Similar sentiment has been echoed on LinkedIn where 80% gave a thumbs up to the saree, while 20% opted for a different attire.
On Instagram too majority of users have said saree is an appropriate attire to step out in for restaurant and club visits .

Unacademy, the e-learning platform, has secured the pole position in the 2021 LinkedIn&nbsp;Top Startups&nbsp;India list.&nbsp;B2B e-commerce platform Udaan&nbsp;and fintech&nbsp;firm CRED&nbsp;followed the list.
Unacademy's valuation soared to $3.44 billion as the platform explored new learning paths for upskilling, hiring, and creator-led courses.
The pandemic has shifted how we think about our careers and lives, and these companies are leading the way with employment opportunities and innovative plans for how we approach the future of work,&nbsp;Ankit Vengurlekar, India Managing Editor, LinkedIn News said.
Nearly 60 percent of the 2021 LinkedIn Top Startups India List were&nbsp;based out of Bengaluru, the city has reinforced its reputation as the 'Silicon Valley of India'.
Others in the top 10 include upGrad (4th), Razorpay (5th), Meesho (6th), Skyroot Aerospace (7th), boAt (8th), Urban Company (9th) and Agnikul Cosmos (10th).

LinkedIn Top Startups India list 2021: Unacademy, Udaan, CRED on top

LinkedIn Top Indian Startups: Unacademy, Udaan, CRED on top of the 2021 list

Top Indian startups

Nearly 60 percent of the 2021 LinkedIn Top Startups India List were&nbsp;based out of Bengaluru

Unacademy, the e-learning platform, has secured the pole position in the 2021 LinkedIn&nbsp;Top Startups&nbsp;India list.&nbsp;B2B e-commerce platform Udaan&nbsp;and fintech&nbsp;firm CRED&nbsp;followed the list.
Unacademy's valuation soared to $3.44 billion as the platform explored new learning paths for upskilling, hiring, and creator-led courses.
The pandemic has shifted how we think about our careers and lives, and these companies are leading the way with employment opportunities and innovative plans for how we approach the future of work,&nbsp;Ankit Vengurlekar, India Managing Editor, LinkedIn News said.
Nearly 60 percent of the 2021 LinkedIn Top Startups India List were&nbsp;based out of Bengaluru, the city has reinforced its reputation as the 'Silicon Valley of India'.
Others in the top 10 include upGrad (4th), Razorpay (5th), Meesho (6th), Skyroot Aerospace (7th), boAt (8th), Urban Company (9th) and Agnikul Cosmos (10th).

Personal data of over 700 million LinkedIn users has reportedly been exposed in a data breach. This amounts to more than 92% of the social media website’s users.

LinkedIn data breach: over 700 million users' data leaked

Personal data of over 700 million LinkedIn users has reportedly been exposed in a data breach. This amounts to more than 92% of the social media website&rsquo;s users.
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Over 700 million LinkedIn users’ personal data leaked, company denies data breach

Over 700 million LinkedIn users&rsquo; personal data leaked, company denies data breach
Personal data of over 700 million LinkedIn users has reportedly been exposed in a data breach. This amounts to more than 92% of the social media website&rsquo;s users. The dataset is said to include phone numbers, physical addresses, geolocation data, and inferred salaries, but not passwords. According to a 9to5Google report, the hacker says that the data was obtained by exploiting the LinkedIn API to harvest information that people upload to the site. The dataset is currently on sale on the dark web. LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, has said in a statement that this is not a data breach and no private LinkedIn member data was exposed.
Personal data of over 700m LinkedIn users exposed in data breach Includes phone numbers, addresses, salaries, but not passwords Hacker exploited LinkedIn API to harvest information LinkedIn users&rsquo; dataset on sale on the dark web Not a data breach, no private data exposed: LinkedIn

Personal data of over 700 million LinkedIn users has reportedly been exposed in a data breach. This amounts to more than 92% of the social media website&rsquo;s users.

Personal data of over 700 million LinkedIn users has reportedly been exposed in a data breach. This amounts to more than 92% of the social media website&rsquo;s users.
The dataset is said to include phone numbers, physical addresses, geolocation data, and inferred salaries, but not passwords.
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According to a 9to5Google report, the hacker says that the data was obtained by exploiting the LinkedIn API to harvest information that people upload to the site.
The dataset is currently on sale on the dark web.
LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, has said in a statement that this is not a data breach and no private LinkedIn member data was exposed.

According to reports, a large dump of LinkedIn user account data has been put up for sale online, containing around 500 million user records. 

Reports: 500 million LinkedIn user account details up for sale

According to reports, a large dump of LinkedIn user account data has been put up for sale online, containing around 500 million user records.

According to reports, a large dump of LinkedIn user account data has been put up for sale online, containing around 500 million user records. The data dump reportedly includes email addresses, phone numbers, social media information and other professional details. Reports say the hacker selling the data leaked 2 million records as a sample, proving the legitimacy of the stolen data. LinkedIn has said its investigating the matter, admitting that the hacker seems to have scraped publicly viewable information from the website.

A report from the Pew Research Center says that YouTube has yet again claimed the top spot as the most popular social media platform in the US for 2021.

Survey: YouTube is the most popular social media in the US

A report from the Pew Research Center says that YouTube has yet again claimed the top spot as the most popular social media platform in the US for 2021. The report is based on a survey conducted between January 25 and February 8 this year, that showed that YouTube led the pack, followed by Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn. YouTube polled as being used by 81% of people in the US, while Facebook came in at 69% and Instagram at 40%.

'Take a chance on me', wrote Ryan Lowry, a soon-to-be graduate from Virginia, in an open letter to his future employers.
20-year-old Lowry, who is autistic,&nbsp;took to LinkedIn&nbsp;to share a photograph of his heartfelt handwritten letter.
After being posted on LinkedIn, the letter has touched thousands of lives and the support Lowry&nbsp;received over the last couple of days has been overwhelming. His father shared with news agencies that he has even received job offers!
Lowry&nbsp;has dreamt of getting a job in the animation or IT industry and promises in the letter that he would work hard towards achieving his goal.

Autistic man pens a 'moving' letter for future employers

'Take a chance on me', autistic man pens a 'moving' letter for potential employers.&nbsp;

'Take a chance on me', wrote Ryan Lowry, a soon-to-be graduate from Virginia, in an open letter to his future employers.
20-year-old Lowry, who is autistic,&nbsp;took to LinkedIn&nbsp;to share a photograph of his heartfelt handwritten letter.
After being posted on LinkedIn, the letter has touched thousands of lives and the support Lowry&nbsp;received over the last couple of days has been overwhelming. His father shared with news agencies that he has even received job offers!
Lowry&nbsp;has dreamt of getting a job in the animation or IT industry and promises in the letter that he would work hard towards achieving his goal.

How Pakistan is hoodwinking FATF and the world on terror funding; all you need to know

The Imran Khan government has been trying hard to get off the FATF &lsquo;grey list&rsquo;. Pakistan had tried to impress the meeting of the Asia pacific Joint Group last month by boasting of the arrest and conviction of a select group of terrorist leaders. However, a careful examination of Pakistan&rsquo;s claims show that it is only depending on its old trick of hoodwinking the world with a sham crackdown on terror groups. Hindustan Times&rsquo; executive editor Shishir Gupta decodes the Imran Khan government&rsquo;s false claims and explains why it is time for the FATF to blacklist Pakistan. Watch In Focus with Hindustan Times senior editor Aditi Prasad for all the details. Connect with Hindustan Times Press the bell icon on YouTube for all the latest updates from Hindustan Times Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hindustantimes Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/httweets Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hindustanti... Find us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hind... Subscribe to Hindustan Times on Telegram: https://t.me/hindustantimes

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