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THE FRAMEWORK
Remember to tailor your story to unique value propositions that align to the candidates’ motivators
□ Set the Agenda
o What are your candidate’s motivators?
§ “Money aside, what are 3 critical factors that will go into your decision about where you
work next?”
§ “What really gets you out of bed in the morning?”
§ “What’s your dream job?”
□ Share our Mission and Vision (What is the purpose of LinkedIn?)
o Mission: Connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful.
§ Give tangible or personal examples of how we are doing this
o Vision: Create economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce
§ Our vision is aspirational and it’s long term
§ How are we trying to achieve it?
o Share about the Microsoft acquisition and why it makes sense
§ Microsoft’s mission: Empower every person and every organization on the planet to
achieve more
□ Explain The Economic Graph (How do we plan to actualize our purpose?)
o The Economic graph is composed of 6 components: Members, Companies, Jobs, Skills,
Schools, Knowledge
o Break down the economic graph through examples / stories
□ Talk about Our Global Opportunity (What are we working on?)
o Membership Growth
§ Currently LinkedIn has over 500,000,000 members across the platform
§ Draw or explain our growth strategy using concentric circles
o Our products
§ Members
• Value prop: Advance my career
• Share 1-3 features on LinkedIn that help our members
o Make it personal if you can (to yourself or the candidate)
§ Customers
• Value prop: Work Smarter
• Share high level overview of our business lines
o LinkedIn Talent Solutions
o LinkedIn Marketing Solutions
o LinkedIn Sales Solutions
o LinkedIn Learning Solutions
□ Share our Cultures & Values and DIBs (How do we work?)
o Culture: Pick 1-2 components and share examples / stories
§ Transformation
§ Integrity
§ Collaboration
§ Humor
§ Results
o Values: Pick 1-2 components and share examples / stories
§ Members first
§ Relationships matter
§ Take intelligent risks

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  • 1. THE FRAMEWORK Remember to tailor your story to unique value propositions that align to the candidates’ motivators □ Set the Agenda o What are your candidate’s motivators? § “Money aside, what are 3 critical factors that will go into your decision about where you work next?” § “What really gets you out of bed in the morning?” § “What’s your dream job?” □ Share our Mission and Vision (What is the purpose of LinkedIn?) o Mission: Connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful. § Give tangible or personal examples of how we are doing this o Vision: Create economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce § Our vision is aspirational and it’s long term § How are we trying to achieve it? o Share about the Microsoft acquisition and why it makes sense § Microsoft’s mission: Empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more □ Explain The Economic Graph (How do we plan to actualize our purpose?) o The Economic graph is composed of 6 components: Members, Companies, Jobs, Skills, Schools, Knowledge o Break down the economic graph through examples / stories □ Talk about Our Global Opportunity (What are we working on?) o Membership Growth § Currently LinkedIn has over 500,000,000 members across the platform § Draw or explain our growth strategy using concentric circles o Our products § Members • Value prop: Advance my career • Share 1-3 features on LinkedIn that help our members o Make it personal if you can (to yourself or the candidate) § Customers • Value prop: Work Smarter • Share high level overview of our business lines o LinkedIn Talent Solutions o LinkedIn Marketing Solutions o LinkedIn Sales Solutions o LinkedIn Learning Solutions □ Share our Cultures & Values and DIBs (How do we work?) o Culture: Pick 1-2 components and share examples / stories § Transformation § Integrity § Collaboration § Humor § Results o Values: Pick 1-2 components and share examples / stories § Members first § Relationships matter § Take intelligent risks