Stanford and Revelio researchers analyzed 29.4 million LinkedIn profiles and found users added AI skills and dropped remote-work and DEI language.
Workers are rewriting their LinkedIn histories to add AI skills. Here's what they're dropping.
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Thibault Spirlet
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