LinkedIn's redesigned Jobs page sports a new look and a handful of updated features, making it easier for you to find the perfect job. Followings its last major update—the redesign of profile pages—LinkedIn announced another makeover, this time to its job search feature. “We want to help you find your dream job and the new LinkedIn Jobs experience has been completely redesigned to connect you with the right career opportunities and tools to help you take advantage of those opportunities,” says Vaibhav Goel, associate product manager at LinkedIn. Beyond its new look, LinkedIn Jobs now includes a handful of new features for both Premium subscribers and traditional account holders. The new design is rolling out to all users over the next few weeks. Here’s a look at what’s new. 1. Jobs You May Be Interested InOn the new landing page for LinkedIn Jobs is a section called “Jobs you may be interested in,” which lists open positions it thinks might be a good fit for you based on your experience, current location and information you have listed on your profile. You can also choose to receive daily, weekly or no email alerts for new jobs by clicking the link at the top. [Want more LinkedIn tips, tricks and analysis? Check out CIO.com’s LinkedIn Bible.] 2. Advanced SearchTo search for jobs by entering in more specific criteria, click “Advanced search,” found below the main search bar on the Jobs page. Here you can find open positions by country, zip code, industry and function. Click “More options” for additional fields, including experience level and if you have a premium LinkedIn account, by salary. 3. Find Jobs You Can Be Referred ToBelow “Jobs you may be interested in” is a new feature called “Discover jobs in your network” that highlights the companies you have connections at and who can refer you. Clicking on a company takes you to its LinkedIn page where you can browse your connections who work there and view the open positions. 4. Browse Saved SearchesOn the right side of the new Jobs page is where you can quickly view which jobs you’ve saved and new results from your saved searches. The results under “Saved searches” will automatically populate when new jobs fitting your criteria are posted. Kristin Burnham covers consumer technology, social networking and social business for CIO.com. Follow Kristin on Twitter @kmburnham. Follow everything from CIO.com on Twitter @CIOonline and on Facebook. Email Kristin at kburnham@cio.com Related content Opinion How can CIOs protect Personal Identifiable Information (PII) for a new class of data consumers? Enterprises and data owners must ensure customer data privacy while training their machine learning models. Let us learn how. By Yash Mehta Mar 22, 2023 10 mins Data Privacy Data Science Machine Learning News ServiceNow continues workflow platform expansion with Utah release The company also doubles down on its customer success automation efforts, but bucks the trend by omitting GPT. By Peter Sayer Mar 22, 2023 7 mins CIO Build Automation Enterprise Architecture BrandPost Don’t buy into the hype of network observability to realize digital transformation success Just collect the right data and follow it to where it leads you. By Jeremy Rossbach, Chief Technical Evangelist, Broadcom Mar 22, 2023 3 mins Networking Feature How culture and strategic partnerships help fuel transformation Marc Hale, CTO for AIA New Zealand, recently spoke with Cathy O’Sullivan, editor for CIO New Zealand, about navigating the complexities of digital transformation, and focusing on culture to enable healthier outcomes for customers. By CIO staff Mar 22, 2023 7 mins CTO Digital Transformation Change Management Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe