The 25 best companies to work for in Ireland have been revealed
Titans of industry, one and all. Everyone loves a good list. This is just scientific fact. And what list could be more tantalising than a considered rundown of the very best places to work for in Ireland? It doesn’t get more electric, folks. Per new data from employment giant LinkedIn, the top 25 best workplaces […]
4 years ago
Irish workers lost out on an estimated €6,000 in earnings due to the pandemic
Over 6 in 10 workers surveyed are considering moving jobs. Irish workers may have lost out on an estimated €6,000 due to the pandemic. The figure was published in a new survey by LinkedIn on Wednesday (19 January). 63% of the 1,001 professionals surveyed are considering changing jobs this year. Using CSO data, this equates […]
4 years ago
LinkedIn to create 800 new jobs in Dublin
More jobs. LinkedIn has announced it is adding 800 staff to its international headquarters in Dublin, which will bring its Irish workforce to 2,000 by next summer. 300 of these roles have been filled but recruitment has already begun for 100 roles currently open in areas such as sales, marketing, customer service, finance and analytics. […]
7 years ago
Updating your LinkedIn profile? You may want to hold off on that for now
If you are one of the 500 million users of LinkedIn, then you may want to stop what you’re doing and read this. According to the company themselves, there is another business out there that is collecting data from your profiles and informing you higher-ups in your job that you may be something of a […]
9 years ago
The ten buzzwords Irish people are guilty of overusing on LinkedIn
‘Fess up folks, how many of these do you use on a regular basis? If we were to make a conservative estimate, we’d say that approximately 95% of people use words that never feature in their general conversations when attempting to boost their career prospects. The other 5% on the other hand, are probably lying. […]
9 years ago
The main reason Irish people leave their jobs has been revealed
Sound familiar? A lack of promotion opportunities is the main reason Irish professionals have left their previous employer according to LinkedIn’s annual Talent Trends study. 45% of survey participants highlighted a lack of career advancement opportunities as the main reason they left their previous employer, while 33% cited dissatisfaction with their work culture or environment […]
10 years ago