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Employees (Employees) in LinkedIn are people who indicate in their profile information that they work in a particular company or organization. This allows you to create connections between the profiles of employees and companies in which they work.

Here are some key points about employees in LinkedIn:

• Information about the professional status: indicating himself as an employee of a particular company, the user makes his belonging to this organization and his professional status. This can be useful when establishing business contacts, the search for career capabilities and interaction with other professionals.
• Communication with companies: LinkedIn allows you to create connections between employees and companies in which they work. This facilitates the search for information about the company, its activities, culture and employment opportunities. Users can view the list of employees of the company and establish connections with them for further interaction.
• Opportunities for companies: companies can also use data on their employees on LinkedIn to promote their brand, attract talents and establish business ties. They can create pages companies that provide information about the company, its employees, vacancies and achievements. This allows companies to attract the attention of potential employees and partners.

Employees and companies in LinkedIn interact, creating a professional network where users can exchange information, find career opportunities and establish business relations.

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Endorsements in LinkedIn are a function that allows users to confirm the skills and competencies of their ties on the platform. This means that other people can press the “approval” button next to the indicated skills on your profile.

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Views in LinkedIn are the number of times when your profile or content was viewed by other users on the platform. When someone is looking at your profile, recording in the news feed or publication, this is considered viewing.

LinkedIn views are important, as they allow you to evaluate how much your profile or content attracts the attention of users.

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Recommendations in LinkedIn are reviews and recommendations that other users leave on your profile. They serve as a recommendation or a letter of recommendation confirming your professional skills, competencies and quality. Recommendations from colleagues, business partners or customers help to emphasize your examination and trust, and also increase the trust and attractiveness of your profile for potential employers or customers.