LinkedIn launched Hindi support on Thursday to expand its professional social network to new users. With new features, Microsoft-owned platforms have begun to support 25 languages ​​worldwide. LinkedIn stated that by adding new languages ​​to its network, it aims to support 600 million Hindi speakers in India and around the world. Hindi is supported for mobile and desktop users of LinkedIn. The company also plans to expand its new products by offering a series of job opportunities for Hindi professionals on its platform.

Starting today, LinkedIn members will begin to see Hindi in feeds, profiles, work and messages on the desktop and on Android and iOS devices. Users registered on the platform can also use it.

LinkedIn claims that the first launch of Hindi is only the first stage, as it plans to “work to expand the range of job opportunities available to Hindi professionals in all walks of life, including more banking and government jobs.” The platform also plans to do so in the next few years. More Hindi publishers and creators will be added during the week to promote participation and dialogue among members whose native language is Hindi. “With the introduction of Hindi, more members and customers can now speak in a prepared statement through LinkedIn India Country Manager Ashutosh Gupta.

How to use LinkedIn in Hindi
To use the Hindi version of LinkedIn on an Android or iOS device, users need to select Hindi as their preferred device language under the phone settings. If you have selected Hindi as your preferred language, the experience will automatically be provided in Hindi. On the desktop, you can select Hindi by clicking the “Me” icon in the upper right corner of the LinkedIn homepage, and then going to “Settings and Privacy“> “Account Preferences“> “Site Preferences“> “Language“.

It’s important to note that although the user interface and platform experience (including the navigation bar) will be displayed in Hindi, users will continue to use user-generated content, such as posts published on their homepage in the language they were originally created in. However, once you choose Hindi as your preferred language, you will get the “View Translation” option from which you can get the Hindi translation of the corresponding post.

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