LinkedIn is a great resource for finding new friends and networking. However, managing two separate LinkedIn accounts can be difficult. Here are some tips to help you manage your accounts:

  1. Create a primary LinkedIn account for your professional career. This account will be used to post updates about your work, share photos of your office, and connect with other professionals in your field.
  2. Create a secondary LinkedIn account for your personal life. This account will be used to connect with friends and family, share photos of you and your loved ones, and find new opportunities to network with professionals. By following these tips, you can manage both of your LinkedIn accounts effectively and keep yourself connected with the people who matter most.

If you want to share a single license for each LinkedIn account, you must manually migrate the license between accounts: – accounts cannot be used at the same time; – you will have to reattach the license when switching instances.

In Chrome, you may log into multiple LinkedIn accounts at the same time by dragging them to one another. Click the right end of the browser address bar and select Menu. Go to Settings. Select Manage other people under People. Click Add person after that. Name the new user afterward by using your keyboard’s Space button (or

Tap the My Courses option from within the mobile app. Select Your Name. In the upper right corner, click Settings. Choose a method for logging in to your different accounts.

Users may only have their accounts logged in on one device at a time with LinkedIn Learning.

Sync all of your learning history across accounts To log into Learning, go to My Account. Click Me in the top right corner. On the left-hand menu, click Settings. Select Sync my learning activity from other accounts from the dropdown menu that appears. Share all of your educational accomplishments with your group by toggling this option on.