LinkedIn is rolling out a new tool that is a twist on the “Six Degrees of Separation” for professionals. The social network launched “How You’re Connected” on Wednesday, a visual that explores your path to a contact.
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The addition means when you visit someone’s profile, you will now not only see who in your network knows them, but also how they know each other, or what interactions there has been between them.
Udi Milo, a product manager at LinkedIn, wrote in a blog post:
Here is how the new feature looks like:
This feature can actually become very handy when it comes to connecting with new people. Knowing who they know but also how and for what reasons they are connected to other people you know, does bring a big plus.
Here is the example LinkedIn provides on its blog:
This new tool will begin rolling out to English members around the world and LinkedIn promises to continue to expand on the types of insights they provide to help its users to always make the best of LinkedIn’s networking power.
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