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Let's learn about via these 58 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Linkedin /Learn Repo 1. How to Land an Internship at Zomato by Cold Messaging on LinkedIn This blog covers everything from the importance of LinkedIn in getting an internship to a detailed hiring process I went through to get an internship at Zomato. 2. Why You NEED to Personalize Your LinkedIn Connection Requests and Messages Personalization is a term that has become so popular recently. Many people are familiar with it but not many of them know what exactly it means. 3. 5 Practices to Create an Amazing LinkedIn Profile That Gives Results Your LinkedIn profile is the first thing that grabs people's attention so make sure it's worth it. Here are 5 ways you can create a  profile that stands out. 4. 4 Tools to Schedule LinkedIn Posts Here are some tools that allow you to schedule LinkedIn posts for the future 5. The Dark Side of LinkedIn: A Capitalist’s Pipe Dream LinkedIn has become a cesspool of toxic productivity, virtue signaling, and corporate worship. It is time to call for a change! 6. If a Tree Falls and it's not on Linkedin, Who Knows? It's quite ironic how my reasons for signing up to write an article at Hacker Noon was to purge the frustrations caused by social networks of the day. What happens to be the first thing asked of me as a new member?  It is to edit my profile, and add my social media links: Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook, etc. 7. Why I Use YouTube as a LinkedIn Replacement For those lucky few who have not heard of recruiter spam, it is the torrential flow of DMs called “InMail” that recruiters send to nearly anyone. 8. How to Find and Message Investors on LinkedIn Here's how to look for investors on LinkedIn, and what should be in the first email to get interested in your project. 9. How Colleges Can Use Verifiable Credentials to Forge 21st-Century Leadership From Google career certificates to online academies to LinkedIn badges, 21st-century higher education is striving towards coherence. Prospective Bachelor's students increasingly balk at the debt associated with the degree, yet it remains the most credible way to prove employability. Legions of new certifications and vocational programs clutter the higher education ecosystem, yet lack accreditation. 10. Don't Look Like a Spammer: 3 Tips for LinkedIn Communication Since its launch in 2003, LinkedIn has become the largest professional network that is growing each passing day. 11. Dear Aspiring Data Scientists: Skip the Certificates, Do This Instead If you've been on LinkedIn anytime in the past several months, you've probably come across the infamous "certification post." 12. LinkedIn Algorithm 2023: Tips & Tricks You Must Know to Go Viral Sick of posting on LinkedIn only to have your content disappear into the black hole of its algorithm-driven newsfeed? No worries, just read this article... 13. Clubhouse Is Just LinkedIn Built Better LinkedIn may have been the center of business relations for the past decade, but Clubhouse is the Next Gen networking tool we've all been waiting for. 14. Top Reasons Why Your Brand Isn’t Making Money From LinkedIn Every social media has its own voice and unique language. For your brand to stand out, you need to take them into cognizance and also approach them effectively 15. Responding to Online War Propaganda on LinkedIn: Who Do the Rules Protect? I am from Ukraine, and I’m trying to use my LinkedIn in order to spread the truth about the war that is going on right now. 16. How to Use LinkedIn for Cybercrime How cybercriminals are currently using LinkedIn to hack lucrative Web 3 companies. 17. Build Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn with These 5 Effective Tips Check these five super effective tips to build your personal brand on LinkedIn,  boost your visibility, and advance your career! 18. The Clubhouse Guide to Running Terrible Meetings Joined Clubhouse thinking you'd be inspired by thought leadership talks? Instead, the Clubhouse experience is a good lesson on how to run an awful meeting... 19. How To Easily Validate Startup Ideas The first step in building a startup is validating the idea. It is a huge risk building a product without know if there are demand for it. The easiest and cheapest way to validate a start up idea is always cold email people at first. 20. 5 Basic LinkedIn Tips Every Marketer Should Follow How to get the best out of LinkedIn marketing and lead generation. 21. How to Build Your Startup's Brand on LinkedIn Read this article to learn how you can promote your startup on LinkedIn! 22. A New LinkedIn Vulnerability Exposes Jobseekers to Phishing Attacks The latest LinkedIn vulnerability can be exploited by con artists for massive phishing attacks, identity theft, and employment-related scams. 23. 7 Best Clubhouse Alternatives for Audio Chats If you are looking for a Clubhouse alternative, you have many options out there, and these are not invite-only apps. You can use them freely. 24. Successful Decentralization Lives Right Under Our Nose The successful decentralization of the Internet is a profound example to help other channels proceed in the same direction (social media included). 25. How Does the GDPR Affect B2B Data? - A Simple Explanation You can reach out to prospects and collect B2B data even under the GDPR. However, there are some rules and regulations. 26. Hacking Hacker Noon: Social Media Distribution Hacker Noon manually and programmatically posts top stories on all our social media channels to our combined over half a million users. 27. Running a Python Script to Scrape LinkedIn Profiles From Google LinkedIn is a great place to find leads and engage with prospects. In order to engage with potential leads, you’ll need a list of users to contact. However, getting that list might be difficult because LinkedIn has made it difficult for web scraping tools. That is why I made a script to search Google for potential LinkedIn user and company profiles. 28. How Do I Build a LinkedIn Scraper For Free? Check out this step-by-step guide on how to build your own LinkedIn scraper for free! 29. LinkedIn Enablement is Critical to Sales Readiness Marketing is essential for creating events and content, but relationship building depends upon each person reaching out and taking time to establish trust. 30. The Social Media Platform That Can Boost Your B2B Marketing (it’s not LinkedIn) Social media has come by leaps and bounds from its original intention. From what started as a pedestal for self-promotion and online socialization, it’s now bec 31. Upcoming Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn Features: Unrelease Updates with Nima - Vol. 3 The unreleased updates of famous apps like Twitter and Instagram - 3rd Issue 32. LinkedIn 101: What Social Media Managers Need to Know With 85% of the jobs found through networking, LinkedIn is at the heart of social media marketing, and LinkedIn 101 serves as a perfect guide for social media m 33. 5 Latest Awesome Java Frameworks As an object-oriented and class-based programming language, Java is loaded with numerous opportunities – it is portable, distributed, secure and dynamic. All the latest technologies depend on Java to support various functionalities. Which is why it comes as no surprise that Java reigns as the most popular programming language. It goes the same way with Java Frameworks which are very widely being used by Java developers today. 34. How to Leverage LinkedIn & Quora for Building Your Brand's Presence Online? “SEO is dead. Social media works only when you pay for
ads. Content distribution is harder than ever!” 35. Here's What It Takes to Become a LinkedIn Influencer in 2022 Being a public figure on LinkedIn increases the engagement on your LinkedIn posts and engages a more relevant audience for you to network with. 36. 5 Career Hacks to Landing a Job in Software Development Your LinkedIn profile can also serve as the first point of contact for your recruiters. But when you want to create one, bear in mind that a good LinkedIn... 37. Things You Need To Know About Our Redesigned Google Chrome Extension Last week, we have launched a brand new user interface for our Google Chrome extension. Take a look! 38. 8 STEPS TO GETTING 2 MILLION LINKEDIN VIEWS IN UNDER 24 HOUR In this article, I’m going to share some tips on how to become a LinkedIn influencer and create viral content. So, let’s get started. 39. Cracking Crypto Social Media Marketing - An Overview It would seem that everything is obvious and understandable. We use social networks every day and know how they work. In addition, it seems that it will be easy for the project to tell about its product there. No matter how it is! But in fact, social networks are the most tricky and unstable channels. 40. Pixelated Social Media Icon GIFs: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub, YouTube and Instagram Hacker Noon has a new Giphy account. Our first 30 GIFs have created over 2.2 million views. These popular social media icons have been pixelated, greenified and GIF-ed: 41. Playback Theatre and the Startup Mindset I have always been fascinated with the theatre and aspired to "learn" theatre (still do). Between 2017 - 2019, I was part of a Playback Theatre group in Bangalore called The Actors Collective. I was involved passively for a few months and some months very very passionately. As I revisited some of those experiences, it shed light on a few core principles that intersect nicely with the Startup mindset. The "Startup mindset" is something I think helps startup employees and founders, as well as folks who are starting a new role or dimension in their career. I'll go even as far as to say it is one of the most potent traits shared by a band of people that operate well together. 42. Web Scraping and the Battle for Open Internet A few years ago, Cambridge Analytica made netizens concerned regarding the gathering of their online data. At that time, affected or interested users had little knowledge of how big the big-data industry actually was. 43. Connecting on LinkedIn: A Guide to Getting Interviews and Landing Job Offers Go to LinkedIn. Scroll through jobs. Find postings you may have a good chance of getting hired for. Click on a job posting. Upload resume. Submit. Repeat, over and over. 44. How Six Tech Giants and Four Startups Use Scala Nowadays, quite a few companies are banking on new technologies and taking on the risks that come with them. Blockchain is hyped up but expensive and precarious, mobile app development is easy to pull off but throws you into a highly competitive market, etc. There’s no shame in using trusted and effective technologies, making a choice in favor of things like Scala and its contemporaries. So to prove that Scala is a viable choice, let’s take a look at successful companies and startups using Scala for product development. 45. Why a Decentralized Social Network with Passive Income Potential Will Emerge, Eventually Social media changed the way you are browsing the Internet, but it didn’t change the way the Internet is being controlled by a few companies that are having a monopoly. While you are under the illusion of using platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter at no cost, their pockets are getting heavier and heavier. 46. LinkedIn Pod Software Options, Compared LinkedIn engagement pod software has changed the game for many small businesses and entrepreneurs. Now there are new engagement pod softwares we’re able to choose, making it feel more confusing. 47. 8 Social Media Scheduler Tools to Grow Your Online Audience Social media marketing: this term has certainly become one of the most important for everyone who wishes to have a digital presence. Especially when you are a blogger, influencer, artist, coach, a new startup, or a solo entrepreneur - social media is the place when you can get the maximum attention from your target audience. But, for that, you need to be active on all your social media platforms. You need to post consistently and interact with your followers. This can be a little overwhelming as there are a lot of social platforms to manage at the same time. However, this task can be made easy by using a social media scheduler! 48. Inbound Vs Outbound Sales: Which Path is Right for Your B2B Business? At the most fundamental level, the major difference between outbound sales and inbound sales is in who starts the sales relationship. 49. Brian Wallace AMA on Infographics, Startups and LinkedIn Optimization Brian Wallace is the Founder and President of NowSourcing , an industry leading infographic design agency based in Louisville, KY and Cincinnati, OH which works with companies that range from startups to Fortune 500s. Brian has been named a Google Small Business Advisor for 2016-present and joined the SXSW Advisory Board in 2019. 50. The Rise of Tech Influencers, Monetization, and the Future of LinkedIn Today, we share our thoughts on B2B influencer marketing, efficiently managing multi-channel distribution and the future of content creators on LinkedIn. 51. Beware of Huge Rise in LinkedIn Bogus Boss Scams In this thread, our community discusses their thoughts on the latest scams, including the LinkedIn Bogus Boss scam on the rise. 52. How To Leverage LinkedIn’s Potential for B2B Lead Generation If you are a marketer or a business owner and struggling to generate potential leads, this is definitely a go-to platform for you and your business. 53. 7 Growth Hacking LinkedIn Chrome Extensions to Up Your Sales Game LinkedIn is one of the top sales and marketing tools for 2021. LinkedIn is apt for prospecting, networking, email collection, and connecting with clients. 54. Ultimate Guide to LinkedIn: How to Harness the Professional Network LinkedIn is more than just a place to dump your resume and log out, and if you’re still using it that way you’re missing out on a lot of value. There are features rolling out all the time that few know even exist, let alone how to use to their advantage, and it’s time to take another look at this platform that is bringing business people together from all around the world in real, meaningful ways. If you’ve never used live and native video, document sharing, or attended a LinkedInLocal or Global Meetup for LinkedIn event, it’s time to take another look at just what LinkedIn can do for you. 55. 5 Proven LinkedIn Lead Generation Strategies That I Use For Growing My Business In the B2B space, lead generation through LinkedIn dominates all other social platforms. 56. Scraping Information From LinkedIn Into CSV using Python In this post, we are going to scrape data from Linkedin using Python and a Web Scraping Tool. We are going to extract Company Name, Website, Industry, Company Size, Number of employees, Headquarters Address, and Specialties. 57. How to Craft Your LinkedIn Recruitment Strategy Recruitment today is not the same as it was a few years ago. The traditional recruiting tools are taking a back seat now in this candidate-driven market. 58. 7 LinkedIn Automation Tools for B2B Digital Marketers to Generate Leads Use these 7 best effective LinkedIn automation tools for digital marketers to generate leads and improve your online business at a relatively low cost. Thank you for checking out the 58 most read stories about Linkedin on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Hey Hackers! I am glad to announce that I have been nominated for the 2022 Noonies Award. A huge thanks to the HackerNoon community and staff for considering me worthy of this opportunity. I’ve been nominated in the following categories and if you like my writing, please do check out these award pages and vote for me: HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- BITCOIN HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- BUSINESS HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- DAO HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- FACEBOOK HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- INTERNET HACKERNOON CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR- SOCIAL-MEDIA As a tech writer, I believe that one of the most exciting technologies of the present is blockchain and the boom of innovations in Web 3.0. Learn more about my thoughts and opinions on blockchain, Web 3.0, and my writing journey in tech via the interview below. 1. Tell us about your journey. What do you do and what do you love about it? My interest in tech originally came from my Master's thesis in law where I wrote about IP rights on climate-friendly technologies. The writing process opened my eyes to the gap between advanced technology and traditional legal knowledge. I am interested in the grey area zones. Climate change and green tech are extremely complex areas, hard to write about without an engineering or science degree, and even harder for casual readers to digest. On the other hand, I find that topics like blockchain and Web 3.0  can be understood on a general level by anyone. 2. Tell us more about your work. What do you make/write/manage/build? I read and write about blockchain and Web 3.0 on a hobby basis to gain more knowledge and to convey my input to readers. I find that trustworthy, reliable sources on Web 3.0 are hard to come by. Most people are educated through search engine top results, short clickbaity articles, and Twitter threads. I try to be critical and dig deeper. 3. 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Introduction I wrote this article an attempt for a prequel to the book . The book by is . Greenpilled Kevin Owocki “designed to teach the ethos & game theoretic concepts behind regenerative cryptoeconomics to the next generation of dreamers, builders, and internet citizens” If you are new to Web3 and Crypto, I hope this article serves as a stepping stone to then deep dive into the vision Greenpilled has to offer to sustain and thrive our public goods. What is broken? Our public goods are withering. In the context of India, there is a systemic apathy from those who grab power and consistent disinterest from those who have extracted wealth to sustain the infrastructure on which communities thrive. Our public health system and primary care infrastructure in the rural areas is being intentionally dismantled at the behest of lobbying from the private sector. My interview notes from last year with on this topic in context of COVID-19 are . Dr. Sylvia Karpagam here The state-run public education system in India, especially in non-urban areas, leaves a lot to be desired even on the basic attributes of facilities, quality, and rigor, let alone the ability to create the workforce of the future. Our artisan economy supports 200 million people (see the report, , by ). It is, however, one of the most neglected sectors even though it plays such a crucial role in local culture, employment, sustainability, heritage preservation, let alone the role the craft plays as a , as articulated by . Business of Handmade 200 Million Artisans central piece of democracy Nathan Schneider This is just the tip of the iceberg. The environment we live in, the infrastructure in our cities, social security for the neediest, access to unbiased news, and even the missing library in the neighborhood are all examples of public goods that need a revival. Why does any of it matter? Because nothing worth being proud of can coexist with the ruins of an inequitable society. Why the current systems aren’t enough? Inherent design flaws incentivize individual success at the expense of community harm. Most complex problems impacting communities at a large scale are a result of coordination failures in sustaining and thriving public goods. These are failures in design, like missing incentives for involved stakeholders to drive a concerted action. These are failures in execution, such as information asymmetry, unchecked corruption, and lack of measures of effectiveness. In game theory, Schelling point is a solution that people tend to choose by default in the absence of communication. The concept was introduced by the American economist Thomas Schelling in his book . The Strategy of Conflict Schelling theorized that people often concert their intentions or expectations with others if each knows that the other is trying to do the same, in a cooperative situation, so their action would converge on a focal point which has some kind of prominence compared with the environment. The current political landscape, welfare structures, financial systems, and philanthropic initiatives have not been able to create a prominent Schelling point to overcome the failures in coordination. With the current systems, we keep losing the game over and over again. What can lead to an equitable future? “There is no reason to believe that bureaucrats and politicians, no matter how well meaning, are better at solving problems than the people on the spot, who have the strongest incentive to get the solution right.” - Elinor Ostrom For centuries, we have been designing our social, industrial, and political institutions with a “control-first” mindset. This leads to disenfranchisement at the edges where there is most potential to deliver the greatest impact. The fundamental change to empower those who can solve the problems on the spot needs to start with the dissipation of power from the center to these edges. There has never been a better time to re-think entrepreneurship as a pursuit to bring change at scale with and for those impacted. We need collaborative ways to work with each other in the form of protocols, infrastructure, and tools for building “transparency-first” organizations. The decentralized structures designed with careful deliberation can unlock this by dissipating the power to decide how to extract value and where relevant, automating the ability to extract it, thus drastically reducing historically prevalent sources of information asymmetry, corruption, and ineffectiveness. How can crypto fix any of this? “With programable money, we can program our values into our money”. - Greenpilled There is an entire spectrum of emerging structures with design decisions for governance and financial sustainability unique to the problem they are attempting to solve. Here are some shared characteristics of these cryptoeconomic building blocks. In other words, Web3 allows the ability to program our values into our money. Blockchain can codify incentive design that encourages action towards socially beneficial outcomes at scale. These incentives drive collective action to overcome common failures of coordination. The atomic unit of this transformation is an — a collective action that has a net positive impact on building and sustaining public goods. Related Impact DAOs stack over each other to replace existing centers of power and build transparent systems of tomorrow. Impact DAO These structures focus on outcomes that: cultivate regenerative versus extractive economy drive sustainable longitudinal transformation versus short-term wins are designed for shock resilience What will it take? Now that we have ways to embed transparency and automation with greater finesse, what do we do about it? We need more conversation on how we can design institutions and build governance ground up with a transparency-first mindset. Technology alone can’t solve this. In addition to the technologists, will the builders in the physical world, the community organizers, the coop founders, the bureaucrats shaping government policies, the volunteers on the ground, the creators, the artists, etc. embrace and push for the change? It just feels the technology is overshadowing conversations vis-a-vis the use cases that might make a meaningful difference using decentralization e.g. implications for coops for continuous finding, transparency in government operations, creative ownership, etc. are huge. We need system designers, sociologists, behavioral scientists, community builders, and more to shape this, in addition to technologists. The conversation we need en-masse isn’t only blockchain or tokens or NFTs. Those are the tools. They will hype, evolve, be embraced, and be replaced. Now that we have ways to embed transparency and automation with greater finesse, what do we do about it? At a minimum, an Impact DAO will need to crack the trifecta of: building a sustainable community invested for reasons beyond economics using a harmonious blend of culture, organizational design, and decentralized tech to create a regenerative micro-economy About Greenpilled Authored by , this book is about cryptoeconomic systems that create positive externalities for their neighbors and for the world. Kevin Owocki The book explores the intersection of programmable money, game theory, and mechanism design. The concepts introduce powerful new ways to fund, design, develop, and market regenerative web3 era applications and digital assets. Most importantly, the book launches the meme of regenerative cryptoeconomics into the world. 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