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 ...

If you're spending time on LinkedIn, you might as well ... call to action they can't resist taking. Your banner sits right at the top of your profile, but most people waste it.

Adding the "Open to Work" banner to your LinkedIn photo can make recruiters ... And now, a few examples of the reasons why your profile might be better without the banner: The stigma.

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 ...

LinkedIn has rolled out a new option to add an auto-revolving slideshow of images as the banner on your profile, which could be another way to attract more interest to your LinkedIn presence.

#Desperate people looking for work are using a new LinkedIn tactic to be transparent with employers about their employment status. Linkedin Looking desperate is no longer a red flag — at least ...

A UK graphic designer’s “desperate” banner on her LinkedIn profile has sparked a conversation among social media users about redundancy in the workplace. Industry experts have often spoken ...