Unemployed people who are open to work are now being transparent about their urgent need for a new role, adorning their profiles with a new LinkedIn banner that reads “#Desperate.” ...

Courtney Summer Myers' LinkedIn post with a #Desperate banner went viral, gaining 147,000 likes. The post reignited the "Open to Work" banner debate, a tool seen as both helpful and desperate.

Your LinkedIn background banner photo should reinforce who you ... You could also consider some sort of abstract texture. Boggs states, “While photos of things like laptops, cups of coffee ...

It's not uncommon to see an #OpenToWork circle around a profile picture on LinkedIn, but one hopeful hire is standing out with a new banner choice that sends a strong message. Courtney Summer ...

A LinkedIn user has gone viral after she recently paired a "#Desperate" banner with her profile image on the social networking website. Courtney Myers, a graphic designer and illustrator based in ...

LinkedIn's Open to Work feature allows you to be shown as a priority in recruiters' searches since you are actively searching and open to work. However, a former Google recruiter has advised job ...

“The LinkedIn banner image instantly creates a strong ... you were left with an abstract series of blue dots as your background image. Then in 2020, as part of LinkedIn’s redesign, users ...

The University of Plymouth alumni created her own LinkedIn banner: bright pink with #DESPERATE emblazoned across it, displayed beneath her profile photo. Her idea is based on other banners made ...

“It is the biggest red flag”: Nolan Church, former Google recruiter and current CEO of FairComp, on LinkedIn ‘open to work’ banner. When searching for a new job on LinkedIn, candidates ...