LinkedIn's search gets a unified search page, autocomplete
LinkedIn has revamped the search function on its website to unify jobs, people and companies into one stream. Basic functions like autocomplete and...
LinkedIn has revamped the search function on its website to unify jobs, people and companies into one stream. Basic functions like autocomplete and suggestions have also made their way to the professional social networking website’s search. The unified search page shows you results from across the site, including people, jobs, groups and companies.
Besides this, LinkedIn has tried to concentrate on improving the search function itself. Autocomplete is finally a part of LinkedIn search and people who frequent other social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter can testify how important this feature really is. LinkedIn will now prompt you with search terms even as you type. LinkedIn says it will improve its predictions over time to help you find what you’re searching for faster.
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