Reid Hoffman

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Great to see you.

Well, so it would be the first that I've heard that LinkedIn has some kind of direct responsibility for this.

So I have zero information and any other question on that vector.

So I'll take it as the second question versus the first, which is,

In these kinds of economic disruption and transformation, companies get a little bit more opaque.

They may post fewer job listings.

They may make them more general.

They may kind of really slow – like say, well, previously we were hiring 20 interns.

Now we're not hiring 20.

We're hiring two or five or something else.

And so this is what I would say to everyone.

And I think this kind of pragmatic thing is very important.

Like LinkedIn isn't just going and searching a set of job listings.

The point of finding economic opportunity is economic opportunity is always tied to a person.

So the question is go find people who may help you find that economic opportunity.

So it might be your friend from college.

It might be friends of some family member.

It may be former colleagues.