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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisHave you ever wondered what difficult conversations people most want to practice... in private? Our Role Play feature has been live now for more than a year and we have some terrific data to answer that very question. It turns out that when given a safe, private space to practice, learners gravitate toward some very real and very relatable moments at work (our top two have to do with prioritization and deadlines). Big thanks to Stephanie Evans and Marrion M. who were the data wizards and writers behind this special report. Learn more 👇 and try them for yourself! #alwaysbelearning #linkedinlearning #AIpoweredroleplayWhat Conversations People Practice When No One’s Watching: AI Role Plays in the WildWhat Conversations People Practice When No One’s Watching: AI Role Plays in the Wild
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisWhat if nursing students could practice realistic clinical conversations before ever meeting with a real patient? As nursing roles grow 5% through 2034, preparing confident nurses matters more than ever. Clinical readiness goes beyond exams and requires strong communication, critical thinking, and decision making skills. That’s where AI-powered role play can make a meaningful difference. Our team built realistic scenarios that give nursing students and early career professionals a safe, conversational space to practice tough conversations from patient communication to clinical judgment before they are thrown into a hospital or doctor’s office. Learners can practice, make mistakes, reflect, and try again, building confidence without risk. 👉 You can give it a try by clicking on this link where you can practice de-escalating an upset patient: https://lnkd.in/ewFYNtD3 Linkedin Learning subscribers can see all Heathcare Role Play scenarios here: https://lnkd.in/eZyKNExG We would love to hear what resonates and where you think this kind of practice could be most valuable in healthcare education! #HealthcareEducation #NursingEducation #HealthcareWorkforce #FutureOfHealthcare #linkedinlearning #alwaysbelearning #NursingStudents #ClinicalTraining #Upskilling #humanskillsRole play: De-escalating an Upset Patient for Healthcare WorkersRole play: De-escalating an Upset Patient for Healthcare Workers
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisIf you’re unemployed and job searching, should you turn on the green #OpenToWork banner? 🤔 👉 LinkedIn data says yes. I get asked this a lot, so I loved a recent post from Andrew that dug into the numbers. After reviewing the data, job seekers using the Open to Work banner received more outreach from both recruiters and people in their network. If you’re actively looking for a job, don’t hide it from your network. #OpenToWork #JobSearch #CareerAdviceAmy Sell, PMP shared thisShould you mention that you're unemployed in your LinkedIn headline? Honestly, I don't think you need to mention that you're looking for work or "exploring new opportunities" in your headline. Let the "Open to Work" banner do the heavy lifting on your profile. Instead, use your headline to tell prospective employers and others who you are and what you do (or want to do). 🚫 Don't say, "Sale professional looking for new opportunities in AI," for example. ✅ Showcase what you do by saying something like, "Sales Professional | AI GTM & Revenue Strategy | Translating AI into Business Results." While similar, the latter option does something very important by saying you are the person who can do this work. The former says you're looking to become that person. Want more tips for standing out on LinkedIn? Join Yrbenka A. and me on Wednesday, January 14 to learn how to be that sought-after person on LinkedIn (exclusive for LinkedIn Premium subscribers): https://lnkd.in/evKHKBSW #WatchWithPremium #GetHired
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Amy Sell, PMP shared this❤️🔥 Our new LinkedIn Year in Review feature is live! When I first saw that Dean Karrel was the person I kept up with most this year, it was the best surprise and honestly, very on brand for him. He’s incredible at keeping in touch with all the colleagues we worked with at Wiley and now LinkedIn. Did anything surprise you about your LinkedIn Year in Review? 👉 PS- to find your LinkedIn year in review look for a banner at the top of your feed in the app, or you can try searching for “Year in Review” in the search bar. #linkedinyearinreview #yearinreview
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisHello InfoSec friends! LinkedIn is hiring for several roles that you can learn more about by checking out the post 👇Amy Sell, PMP shared thisOur ProdSec team recently modernized how LinkedIn does Static Application Security Testing (SAST), and the journey was about far more than adopting new tools. Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/dgJnT2VY At LinkedIn’s scale, we scan millions of lines of code across tens of thousands of repositories. Our goal was clear: find security issues early without slowing developers down. To get there, we rebuilt our SAST pipeline from the ground up on GitHub Actions, using CodeQL and Semgrep, and designed it around a few core principles: * Developer first security that stays out of the way * Extensibility and self-service for teams to add rules and integrations * Resilience and graceful failure at massive scale * Deep observability and metrics to drive data-backed decisions We moved away from fragmented, bespoke scanners and into a unified, centrally managed pipeline. We added dynamic rule management, SARIF enrichment, end-to-end metrics, drift management across repositories, and enforcement guardrails that block insecure code with kill switches and fail safes to protect developer velocity. The result is a true “shift left” capability: fast, reliable, actionable security feedback directly in pull requests, helping protect LinkedIn’s members, customers, and infrastructure every day. And this is just one part of a much broader application security program. If solving hard security problems at global scale excites you, join us. We’re hiring across the InfoSec team at LinkedIn - come help secure the network that works for you. Sr. Manager, SFE -- https://lnkd.in/dU3w7jYM Manager, Detection Eng (SEEK) -- https://lnkd.in/d56G-Ybf Sr. Software Engineer, SecInfra (Workload Identity) -- https://lnkd.in/dzDWwQME Manager, Eng Compliance (x2) -- https://lnkd.in/duXS6M5m Sr. Software Engineer, SFE (CCM) -- https://lnkd.in/dwCZ6TJt Sr. Software Engineer, CorpID (BLR) -- https://lnkd.in/dS8zvmZn Staff, InfoSec Eng (TPS) -- https://lnkd.in/d-gar5dV Sr Staff, Data Science GRACE -- https://lnkd.in/dPZg6jUD Staff Security Engineer, ProdSec -- https://lnkd.in/d8CP-rQQ #jobs #infosec #cybersecurity #security
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisI love top 10 lists at the end of a calendar year. That's why I'm so excited to share that we have our own list of the top 10 courses driving skills in 2025. 👉 Here’s the best part: they’re FREE for everyone to watch until 12/31! https://lnkd.in/e5kjZXSf Think of it as a holiday gift from LinkedIn Learning to you. 🎁 Behind this incredible list is some serious data crunching including deep dives into engagement metrics, skill trends, and global learning behaviors. 👏 I’d like to give a huge shout-out to Stephanie Evans for doing an outstanding job pulling this together and leading the analysis that made this possible. Kudos to all the amazing LinkedIn Learning Instructors who made this list too. So, as you wind down your year why not learn a new skill or two? I'd love to hear what you think below and happy holidays! #alwaysbelearning #top10lists #top2025courses #linkedinlearningLinkedIn Learning Insights: The Top 10 Courses Driving Skills in 2025LinkedIn Learning Insights: The Top 10 Courses Driving Skills in 2025
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisHey Content Strategists - come work with us! We have a rare opening on our team at LinkedIn where you would drive the strategy for cutting edge content AND run a great new program we are getting off the ground. Megan hired me and was my first manager at LinkedIn (PS- she's great!) Another great plus is I will get to work with this awesome new hire so please let me know if you'd like to discuss the role or have questions. #linkedinlearningAmy Sell, PMP shared this🚨 I’m hiring! 🚨 I’m looking for a Senior Content Manager to join my team at LinkedIn. Someone who thrives in motion, thinks big, and gets things done. This role helps shape what the world learns next by acquiring standout business content, launching and evolving new learning experiences, and partnering with incredible experts to help organizations upskill their teams for what’s ahead. If you’re curious, driven, and ready to make an impact, I’d love to connect. #hiring #linkedinlearning #linkedin
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisAre you exploring temporary or holiday work while in between jobs? After graduate school, I had a difficult time finding that full-time dream job, so I worked for a temp agency and found work as a truck dispatcher (yes!), provided billing support for a sprinkler company, and screened resumes for an insurance company. None of these were my “dream jobs,” but I had a blast, made some money, met interesting people, and learned a lot. According to Andrew, there are several reasons why you should really consider part time work and I completely agree: ✔ Part-time work can turn into a full-time role Many companies look to their seasonal or temporary workforce when hiring in the new year. ✔ Expand your network and interact with new people Seasonal roles are a great chance to meet new people and let’s be honest, job seeking can be lonely and isolating from your kitchen table. Grab coffee with coworkers, connect on LinkedIn, and build relationships that could lead to future opportunities. ✔ Try out a new industry or a local company Temporary work lets you explore different fields or organizations without a long-term commitment. You can try new roles at local companies while earning money. At the end of the experience, if it’s not for you, that’s okay and you can move on. Temporary work can be a great boost to your longer-term job search. I’ve worked many interesting and unique temporary jobs in between “dream jobs,” and every time I either learned something new or met terrific people who led me to other opportunities. Check out more tips from Andrew below! #CareerTips #JobSearch #CareerGrowth #TemporaryWork #SeasonalJobs #CareerAdvice #alwaysbelearningAmy Sell, PMP shared thisHoliday hiring is here... and it might be exactly what your job search needs. Beyond the paycheck, temporary roles offer: ⏱️ Shorter hiring processes 🛜 Fresh networking opportunities 🏃♂️ Proof you can adapt quickly 🧭 Risk-free industry exploration Where to look? Retail, logistics, hospitality, customer service, and e-commerce. Even short-term roles build skills and expand your network. Also, every experience teaches you something. Know how to frame it. Check out all of my tips in the latest edition of #GetHired at the link below.
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Amy Sell, PMP shared thisWhat if one conversation changed the course of your career? It did for me. In college, I was interested in everything. Like many students, I changed my major four times and studied many things including chemistry, marine biology, pre-med, anthropology, and forensics. I completed the pre-med curriculum and landed an incredible internship at the local medical university, assisting forensic pathologists with autopsies every Tuesday and Thursday. I remember watching the evening news to predict how busy we would be, anticipating victims of accidents, murders, and more. It was fascinating work. I was convinced medical school was my path. But it was a huge commitment, and I wanted to be sure before taking that leap. One day during some downtime, I asked one of the doctors I worked with a question that changed everything for me: “If you could do it all over again, would you still become a forensic pathologist?” She paused, then said, “No. No, I probably wouldn’t.” She explained that becoming a pathologist meant sacrificing much of her 20s, including dating, traveling, attending weddings, and graduating with enormous debt. Even though she loved her work, the tradeoffs were immense. For my 21-year-old self, this was too much to sacrifice, and that one conversation changed the trajectory of my life. Instead of applying to medical school, I pivoted into research and went to graduate school on a completely different path, one I don’t regret for a second. Looking back, I’ve had many conversations like that, especially at key moments when I was planning a career pivot or unsure what to do next. When you find yourself at a crossroads seek out someone who is living the life you are considering. 👉 Ask them that big burning question on your mind and find out WHY they made the choices they did. Their answer might be the nudge you need to pursue your next move. #CareerJourney #CareerPivot #CareerGrowth #Alwaysbelearning #linkedinlearning
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Amy Sell, PMP liked thisAmy Sell, PMP liked thisJust finished the course “How to Use LinkedIn Learning” by Amy Sell, PMP! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dcktTJz6 #linkedinlearning.
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Amy Sell, PMP reacted on thisAmy Sell, PMP reacted on thisThe joy of prostates... If you're wondering why I've been a bit quiet recently it's because I've been having some excitements "downstairs". Everyone says you should have the PSA blood test when you get to a certain age, and I have been experiencing reduced flow, so I did, ....and my PSA was a bit higher than it should've been. It was 11, and anything above 10 apparently is grounds for possible concern. So I was given an MRI (an interesting experience for someone who is extremely claustrophobic, but that's another story! https://lnkd.in/eXTtkqMF ) and the results were "inconclusive". Typical! So another blood test has my PSA at 13 - up from 11. So it was decided I needed a biopsy. (I probably wouldn't google-image the details of this particular procedure while you're having your dinner....). I've been dreading it for the last 6 weeks. I just had the biopsy today. It was, er, "interesting". If anyone wants to know what they are like, then feel free to DM me: if I can help you at all with your fears, from what I now know, then I'm up for that. As always, the NHS staff have been completely brilliant. Their knowledge, skill, and care, just brilliant. The results - I have to wait 3 or 4 weeks - will be either "you're fine/ it's benign enlargement (BPH)", or "you need an operation", or "you're in big trouble". I feel convinced it will be the first of the three, but we shall see. Whatever happens, after this I'm going to continue trying to enjoy every day as much as I can, and to work on things that make a difference to people. It has certainly been interesting to have to confront mortality, and to discover what it feels like to be really anxious about things that are coming up, because normally I don't really worry about anything, but I know that lots of other people do, and now I know what it's like! And of course it puts all the small stuff into perspective, ....nothing really matters apart from your health. So what I'd say to any man over 50 reading this is "Get your PSA blood test done, it's quick and easy (and in the UK it's free, I don't know about other countries) and either you will then know that you're fine - which would be great - or you'll know that you're not, and you can get it treated early". #medical #prostate #cancer
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Amy Sell, PMP liked thisHey!! Come work with me and a great team! Springer is hiring a Senior Acquitions Editor!Amy Sell, PMP liked thisWe’re expanding our content team and looking for a strategic leader to manage a diverse portfolio of nursing and medical titles. If you are a proactive professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and loves turning data into content strategy, this is the role for you. What we’re looking for: - Proven leadership in content management. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. - Ability to manage multiple priorities under pressure. Ready to make an impact? Click below to see the full job description and apply today! Apply Now: https://hubs.li/Q0486Jc_0 #NowHiring #JobOpening #HealthcareEducation #PublishingJobs
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Amy Sell, PMP liked thisAmy Sell, PMP liked thisIf you’ve been wanting to get closer to AI, this is a exciting one 🥳 We’re hiring quickly for a part-time AI Trainer SWE role and it’s a great way to work directly with cutting edge models. Feel free to reach out if you’re interested!
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Amy Sell, PMP liked thisAmy Sell, PMP liked thisExcited to share that I’ve joined LinkedIn, working on the LinkedIn Learning Intelligence team! Looking forward to building products that help millions of professionals grow.
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