parisprasad Posted October 4, 2010 Report Posted October 4, 2010 LinkedIn is looking to mitigate those just-graduated-from-college-living-at-home-ain’t-got-a-job blues with the beta launch of its Career Explorer, a new job-finding feature that will soon be rolling out to 60 U.S. universities.When you just get out of school, it can be hard to know where to turn to look for a job. LinkedIn offers up a kind of choose-your-own-adventure-esque tool for the newly diploma’d.Basically, students can surf through various career paths based on school, level of education and dream industry. According to LinkedIn, one can use the tool for myriad purposes:[list][*]To map out career paths. Said career paths are tailored based on your work interests and take into account the paths of established professionals. You can also create and save a bunch of different paths.[/list][list][*]Find connections. This is what LinkedIn specializes in, so it seems a natural addition.[*]Learn about your desired job. The site will give you stats like average age of folks with the position you want, as well as geographic distribution[/list].[list][*]Find job openings and recommend people in your network to hit up for help.[/list][list][*]Suggest companies to follow. This functionality was introduced in April, but will likely be very key for recent grads looking to see when positions open.[/list][list][*]There are a ton more features on the horizon as well, which you can learn more about in the video below.[/list]LinkedIn is really ramping up its offerings of late — LinkedIn Signal launched just last week. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM2sfS_iTT0&feature=player_embedded#ws]LinkedIn Career Explorer[/url]
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