Social media and Instant messaging have made it easier to keep in touch with our friends and relatives in this fast paced world we live in. But they are yet to really have a positive impact on our professional life.
LinkedIn is great for networking, Facebook at Work is still only a promise. No, social media has not done much for our jobs, yet. And this is where Caliber comes in.
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Caliber is describing itself as “WhatsApp meets LinkedIn.” Caliber enables users to instantly chat with their business contacts instead of communicating via email. And because it focuses on your business contacts, it avoids mixing up your professional and personal lives.
But Caliber is more than just a cool messaging app for business. Caliber lets you search your business contacts by skills, companies they’ve worked in and location. The app syncs with your LinkedIn to keep your contacts up to date. There’s also plan for the app to get connected to your Twitter in the future.
Concretely, Caliber is the messaging app that lets you:
- – Find the right people to talk to among your contacts
- – Chat with your business contacts instantly
- – Grow your network, including looking for job opportunities
- – Make (only) relevant connections by “learning who you want to meet”
Andres Blank, CEO of Caliber, explains:
Caliber is already used by some majors businesses like Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and even Twitter themselves.
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