LinkedIn, the virtual business lunch-esque destination where networking happens over mixed greens and a smorgasbord of job postings and candidates are hired between the main course and a gluttony of career advice, is switching up its menu, so to speak.
Since launching in 2002, the professional networking site has become a career requisite for anyone looking for a new job, to boost their professional clout, or expand their network. It’s the place where jobs are posted, new jobs are cheered and exalted, and career advice for accomplishing that five- and 10-year plan is doled out in spades.
