LinkedIn's Economic Graph

Technology, Information and Internet

San Francisco , CA 259,068 followers

A digital representation of the global economy.

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The Economic Graph is a digital representation of the global economy based on over 1.2 billion members; 41,000 skills; 69 million companies; and 140,000 schools. In short: it’s all the data on LinkedIn. Through mapping every member, company, job, and school, we’re able to spot trends like talent migration, hiring rates, and in-demand skills by region. These insights help us connect people to economic opportunity in new ways. And by partnering with governments and organizations around the world, we help them better connect people to opportunities.

Website: https://economicgraph.linkedin.com
External link for LinkedIn's Economic Graph
Industry: Technology, Information and Internet
Company size: 10,001+ employees
Headquarters: San Francisco , CA
Founded: 2003

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Talent is everywhere- but opportunity is not. We are hearing this truism more and more often. But the reality is - too many people are being shut out of jobs that they are more than qualified simply because they may not have gone to the right school or have the right job title. Skills based hiring has the potential to change this. LinkedIn's Economic Graph new report with the OECD Education and Skills proves hiring based on skills will unlock new opportunities for those historically undervalued in the labor market. This means businesses will find more and better qualified candidates. It is a no brainer! Read the full article from myself and Sue Duke, LinkedIn’s VP of Public Policy, to learn why it is time to rethink how we hire: https://lnkd.in/gqp2i-7x.

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This is where it all started 👇 A recent opinion piece in The New York Times by LinkedIn’s Chief Economic Opportunity Officer, Aneesh Raman, sparked the conversation for Episode 3. As AI continues to reshape the workforce, there's growing global recognition of the urgent need and exciting potential to rethink what entry-level work looks like. We’re handing the mic over to him and you can watch the full episode in the comments below 📺 #ConversationsThatMatter

Is the bottom rung of the career ladder breaking?🪜

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VP, Global Public Policy and Managing Director for EMEA & LATAM
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The global economy is changing. AI is transforming industries and reshaping jobs. Innovation is happening at scale. But our hiring practices aren’t keeping up. LinkedIn’s Economic Graph’s latest report with the OECD shows how skills-based hiring could create a more resilient, more responsive jobs market that works better for everyone. In our new article, Meg Garlinghouse, LinkedIn’s VP of Social Impact, and I explain why it’s time to flip hiring on its head: https://lnkd.in/eNXvkJxr

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Too many capable people are shut out of job opportunities because of outdated perceptions of what the right resume looks like. It’s time to accept that degrees and job titles don’t tell the full story – it’s skills that matter – and to focus on what people can do rather than where they’ve been. We partnered with the OECD Education and Skills on a new report on how to empower the workforce with a skills-first approach, and the data’s clear: 💡 If you’re a jobseeker, showcasing your skills could qualify you for 3x as many roles and adding just 10 skills to a LinkedIn profile can shorten unemployment by a month. 💡 Recruiters using a skills-based approach can find over 8x as many candidates for emerging sectors, like AI, and they’re 12% more likely to make high-quality hires. Head to the full article for more insight on the power of focusing on skills from Sue Duke, VP of Global Public Policy & Economic Graph at LinkedIn, and Meg Garlinghouse, VP of Social Impact at LinkedIn ⬇️

The Skills Signal: Unlocking Opportunity in a Changing Labour Market

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Governments around the world are embracing AI to boost economic growth and prepare for the future. Swipe to explore 5 quick case studies 👉

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Guess what's been on Linkedin's Sarah Steinberg's mind a lot these past 3 months? 🤔 In partnership with the World Economic Forum, we're thrilled to announce that the 19th edition of the Global Gender Gap report is officially live and it's a big one. Check out some of the key insights shared here 👇 https://lnkd.in/eNghdvXS

Global Gender Gap Report 2025

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Some companies aren’t just surviving this economy—they’re thriving. So what’s their secret? LinkedIn's Economic Graph partnered with Intuit to find out. Although these are correlative results - they tell a story about skill development and strategically aligning resources with business needs. Some of our findings: - High growth companies have 45% higher AI skills development rates - Expanding finance and R&D functions at the right time can boost growth - Internal mobility and workplace flexibility can be key differentiators But more importantly, it’s not just about one decision—the most successful firms in our sample excel on multiple dimensions. Check out the full report: Intuit.com/LinkedIn #EconomicGraph

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In today’s competitive environment, what sets high-growth businesses apart from the crowd? ➡️ New data from LinkedIn shows that these businesses share several common traits that help fuel their success. Sponsored by Intuit Enterprise Suite
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Today’s fastest-growing businesses are driving success with AI, smarter financial operations, and agile workforces. 💡 Learn how you can leverage the same strategies to accelerate your own growth. On June 10, join LinkedIn’s Chief Economist, Karin Kimbrough, Intuit's SVP of Product Management for Mid-Market, Laurent Sellier, and LinkedIn's Director of Data Science, Sharat Raghavan, for a LinkedIn Live conversation about what high-growth businesses are doing differently – as informed by LinkedIn’s Economic Graph research. RSVP 👉 https://lnkd.in/eZp84k8t Sponsored by Intuit Enterprise Suite

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Did you know? 💡 Today, an average of 13.6% of the skills women list on LinkedIn are soft skills, a notable increase over the past nine years. Back in 2015, 9.1% of the skills listed by women were soft skills, compared to 7.8% for men. As these skills grow more valuable in an AI-driven economy, this trend highlights a unique opportunity for women in the workforce. LinkedIn’s Tuan Pham and Trisha S., in partnership with UN Women Asia and the Pacific, recently explored this topic in a blog supporting a more gender-equal future of work. Explore the full insights ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eSeGwrcR

Percentage of skills listed on LinkedIn profiles that are soft skills

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LinkedIn's Economic Graph

Technology, Information and Internet

San Francisco , CA 259,068 followers

A digital representation of the global economy.

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Is the bottom rung of the career ladder breaking?🪜

Global Gender Gap Report 2025

Join the conversation - LinkedIn Live - June 10

Percentage of skills listed on LinkedIn profiles that are soft skills

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