Windows 10: Microsoft Careers Action Center forwarding me to LinkedIn instead

s_ty · Sep 18, 2021

I’ve been checking on the status of a Microsoft job that I applied for via careers.microsoft.com for a few weeks now. Normally when I login careers.Microsoft.com I get a prompt on which account credentials to use and Ive always chosen LinkedIn, and the Careers site will show status of my application. Now, when I do the same, it just launches the LinkedIn app. I am lost. Does the Microsoft careers site change the way Action Center works I.e., on how we can check status of our Microsoft job application? I use Mac OS, not Windows.

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Brink · Sep 18, 2021

Microsoft + LinkedIn: Beginning our Journey Together

Today is an exciting day, one I’ve been looking forward to since June. It marks the close of the agreement for Microsoft to acquire LinkedIn and the beginning of our journey to bring together the world’s leading professional cloud and the world’s leading professional network.

As our two companies’ leadership teams have spent time together these last few months, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of and appreciation for LinkedIn’s relentless focus on its members.

Today I am even more enthusiastic about the common mission and sense of purpose we share, the similarities in our cultures, and the added value we can create for LinkedIn members, to help professionals transform how they work, realize new career opportunities and connect in new ways.

In June we outlined our shared vision for the opportunity ahead and since then, our teams have worked hard to build an integration plan.

In the immediate term we will pursue a specific set of integration scenarios, for example:

LinkedIn identity and network in Microsoft Outlook and the Office suite

LinkedIn notifications within the Windows action center

Enabling members drafting résumés in Word to update their profiles, and discover and apply to jobs on LinkedIn

Extending the reach of Sponsored Content across Microsoft properties

Enterprise LinkedIn Lookup powered by Active Directory and Office 365

LinkedIn Learning available across the Office 365 and Windows ecosystem

Developing a business news desk across our content ecosystem and MSN.com

Redefining social selling through the combination of Sales Navigator and Dynamics 365

As we articulated six months ago, our top priority is to accelerate LinkedIn’s growth, by adding value for every LinkedIn member.

However, we also see a greater opportunity to help ensure that everyone can benefit from digital technology and the new opportunities created by the digital economy. As Brad Smith recently shared, Microsoft – inclusive of LinkedIn – can take steps to help people develop new skills online, find new jobs and easily connect and collaborate with colleagues. Technology alone will not solve these challenges, but together, working across private and public sectors, we can create more opportunity for everyone to participate and share in economic growth.

On behalf of the entire Microsoft team, I want to extend a warm welcome to every LinkedIn employee to Microsoft.

I am energized and optimistic for what we can achieve together and the journey ahead.

Satya Nadella
CEO at Microsoft
Click to expand...

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/micro...-satya-nadella

Brink · Sep 18, 2021

Microsoft + LinkedIn: Beginning our Journey Together

Today is an exciting day, one I’ve been looking forward to since June. It marks the close of the agreement for Microsoft to acquire LinkedIn and the beginning of our journey to bring together the world’s leading professional cloud and the world’s leading professional network.

As our two companies’ leadership teams have spent time together these last few months, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of and appreciation for LinkedIn’s relentless focus on its members.

Today I am even more enthusiastic about the common mission and sense of purpose we share, the similarities in our cultures, and the added value we can create for LinkedIn members, to help professionals transform how they work, realize new career opportunities and connect in new ways.

In June we outlined our shared vision for the opportunity ahead and since then, our teams have worked hard to build an integration plan.

In the immediate term we will pursue a specific set of integration scenarios, for example:

LinkedIn identity and network in Microsoft Outlook and the Office suite

LinkedIn notifications within the Windows action center

Enabling members drafting résumés in Word to update their profiles, and discover and apply to jobs on LinkedIn

Extending the reach of Sponsored Content across Microsoft properties

Enterprise LinkedIn Lookup powered by Active Directory and Office 365

LinkedIn Learning available across the Office 365 and Windows ecosystem

Developing a business news desk across our content ecosystem and MSN.com

Redefining social selling through the combination of Sales Navigator and Dynamics 365

As we articulated six months ago, our top priority is to accelerate LinkedIn’s growth, by adding value for every LinkedIn member.

However, we also see a greater opportunity to help ensure that everyone can benefit from digital technology and the new opportunities created by the digital economy. As Brad Smith recently shared, Microsoft – inclusive of LinkedIn – can take steps to help people develop new skills online, find new jobs and easily connect and collaborate with colleagues. Technology alone will not solve these challenges, but together, working across private and public sectors, we can create more opportunity for everyone to participate and share in economic growth.

On behalf of the entire Microsoft team, I want to extend a warm welcome to every LinkedIn employee to Microsoft.

I am energized and optimistic for what we can achieve together and the journey ahead.

Satya Nadella
CEO at Microsoft
Click to expand...

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/micro...-satya-nadella

Sharief K · Sep 18, 2021

Action Center

Hi,

Let's follow these steps to disable action center:

Click on Start, type notifications in the search box.

In the list, select notifications & action settings.

On the right side, click on turn system icons on or off.

Turn off action center from there.

Hope it helps. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to reply. We will be glad to assist you.

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