Are you using LinkedIn more than ever before? As the pandemic continues, many midcareer professionals are using the extra time to network online. Whether you have been on LinkedIn for some time or ...

A friend recently asked me what makes a good LinkedIn cover photo and why he should have ... leave a big blank space at the very top of your professional profile. This is prime career-building ...

“It’s astounding how many people have a really poor photo of themselves ... image taken off the individual's LinkedIn profile page Should you invest in a professional photoshoot?

A growing number of people are reportedly paying upwards of $1,000 for a professional LinkedIn photo. Here are photos from my own "high-end" LinkedIn photoshoot with a celebrity photographer.

I remember putting up a recent selfie (professional photography was not in the budget) as my profile photo and listing “Student” as my job title. Fortunately, LinkedIn has come a long way ...

The saying, as it goes, is that you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression. Most people in the job market barely even get a first chance. According to an eye-tracking study by The ...

An Asian MIT student was shocked when an AI tool turned her white for a professional headshot. Rona Wang said she had been put off using AI-image tools because they didn't create usable results.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Robin Ryan is a career counselor who covers job search and careers. LinkedIn is the hottest career development tool out there ...

Rona Wang has a strong curiosity for AI-generated images. A recent graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Wang has written about the negative impacts of new-age technology.

Nailing your professional headshot seems harder and more clutch than ever at a time of record job changes and on-screen first impressions. The buttoned-up and made-up looks that once dominated ...