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Is AI Coming For Your Job? | The Namibian

Is AI Coming For Your Job? | The Namibian
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Strength Of Weak Ties : How Casual Contacts Can Boost Your Career

When Lauren Hopkins snagged a gig in student affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, she figured she knew whom to thank.

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Study: Weak ties make a difference in finding a job online

New research looking at LinkedIn connections shows that acquaintances can be more helpful in finding employment than close contacts.

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The power of weak ties in gaining new employment

The power of weak ties in gaining new employment
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Distant acquaintances are more likely to help you land your next job than close friends, study finds

Researchers from MIT studied LinkedIn connections and found that distant acquaintances are more likely to help you land your next job than close friends.

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