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LinkedIn has built its following of more than 700 million people by promising

to help you find a job. Now it wants to help you find a new and totally different career.

With millions of Americans unemployed right now and entire industries laid flat by the pandemic,

it's undeniably difficult for many people to find new jobs without changing roles in industries.

The first challenge is identifying your transferable skills. That advice is as old as the hills.

The much tougher challenge is to figure out how to apply transferable skills in jobs and industries

you may never have considered. That's where LinkedIn's new career explorer tool comes in. It flips

typical job searching on its head. Rather than searching for a particular job, say operations

manager, you enter one of your most recent titles. By mining LinkedIn's massive data set,

the tool identifies multiple skills you probably already have, then it suggests other roles where those

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