LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky has ripped some of the company’s employees for sharing “appalling” comments during a recent virtual town hall on racism in the U.S.

So, when Thomas saw a job post on LinkedIn with the line “Only candidates currently employed full-time will be considered,” ...

Braden Wallake, the CEO of HyperSocial, said on Wednesday that he wasn't trying to make it about himself. "No, my intent was not to make it about me or victimize myself," he wrote on LinkedIn. "I ...

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky. (LinkedIn Photo) LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky — just days into his new role — apologized to staff after employees made offensive comments during a town hall event.

LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner sent a heartfelt email to the more than 10,000 members of his staff two days after Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton. Weiner shared that despite the election ...

Jonathan Neman, CEO of salad chain Sweetgreen, recently apologized for comments he posted on LinkedIn last week, when he suggested addressing obesity and unhealthy lifestyles is the best way to ...

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky chastised his employees for airing “appalling” views on race during a virtual meeting on inequality that reportedly degenerated into a “dumpster fire.” Rosla… ...

A flurry of LinkedIn users piled on to mock a CEO who posted a viral “crying selfie” photo alongside an announcement that he was firing several employees of his internet marketing company.

Employees should want to go to meetings, but this is rarely the case. In a recent post on his LinkedIn blog, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner shares his secret for more effective meetings, which are critical.