Fabienne Arata-Camps, CEO of LinkedIn France, advises young people to stop complaining and shape their careers
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Fabienne Arata-Camps, CEO of LinkedIn France, answered questions from Madame Figaro in an interview devoted to the world of work and young professionals. In it, she offers advice to the youngest, who must enter working life in a job market undergoing profound transformation.
In this interview, the executive stresses the attitude to adopt in the face of difficulties. In her view, it is important not to complain constantly. She encourages young people to focus on what truly appeals to them, that is, on activities that make them want to get up and give them motivation in their daily lives.
Fabienne Arata-Camps also invites young people to be players in their own careers. For her, one should not endure one's professional path, but rather build it gradually, by choosing one's assignments and developing one's skills. This idea aligns with a trend observed over several years in France, where many young people change companies or sectors to find work that has meaning.
These statements are part of a broader debate on career guidance and the place of work in the lives of young French people. LinkedIn, a professional social network widely used in France for job searching and networking, is an important tool for candidates who wish to follow this advice.
In summary, the head of LinkedIn France encourages young people to adopt a positive attitude, to focus on their interests and to take concrete decisions to shape their professional future.
Sources: Madame Figaro
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