Kamis, 11 September 2014

Indian Born Deep Nishar Decides To Step Down From Position

By Hajj Isa


The head of product for LinkedIn announced his departure. Deep Nishar will be leaving the company after six years. This will mean some changes for the website. He will be leaving the company in October but still plans to be connected with it in some form after his departure.

It is hard to say how much will change but with any company, something like this means there will be some changes. It might take some time for the company to figure out what they will do in regards to his position. They will need to hire someone else and that will also change the company a little bit.

With his work in regards to user base development and other related projects, he has helped Linkedin become one of the most powerful companies in the world in regards to social networking. It is in fact, the most powerful social network at a professional level in the world. He has turned the business into a 'go to' spot for professionals who want to connect and network. Deep Nishar is a graduate from IIT in India and has earned great respect from his colleagues because of what he has to offer.

LinkedIn is a great site and a lot of people use it. People connect on there and are also able to look for jobs. They can meet new people as well as showcases their latest work. It can be a great place for everyone to network and grow stronger within their own field.

Nishar plans to continue to have a relationship with LinkedIn even after his official departure, and has agreed to serve in an advisory capacity to help Jeff as he takes over the product management at the company. However, he is confident that the company is in a good place and that Jeff's leadership will be a success.

In a post on LinkedIn's website, Nishar said that the company is in great shape and that it is well on the way to its goal of mapping the global economy and helping to connect talent and opportunity. Nishar will be handing over the responsibility for product and user experience to LinkedIn's CEO, Jeff Weiner, who is a long-standing member of the company. He says that the team has a deep bench, and noted that it is "firing on all cylinders".




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