How to remove LinkedIn Open to Work Photo Frame

How to Remove LinkedIn Open to Work Photo Frame

On Mobile:

Step 1. From the home screen, click your profile photo on top left of the screen

Step 2. Click on your view profile

Step 3. Click on your profile photo

Step 4. Click edit frame

Step 5. Click on "original" at the bottom of the screen

Step 6. Click on "Apply" at the top right of the screen

On Desktop:

Step 1. From the home screen, click on "Me" in the top right of the navigation

Step 2. Press "view profile" option

Step 3. Click on your profile photo

Step 4. Click on "Frames" option

Step 5. Select "Original" frame option along the bottom of the pop-up box

Step 6. Press "apply" at the bottom right of the pop-up box

G'day, everyone Lauren Kress, The Business Scientist® here. So there is now an easier way to add and remove your open to work photo frame on LinkedIn. So this was something that was requested heaps, by LinkedIn to do this, to make it easier.

So all you need to do now is you just come over to your photo. You press that, and you'll have this little frames option here. If you click on frames, and you click on open to work, apply, and then it'll ask you for your job preferences. So I'm just gonna add it and I'll show you how to remove it.

So once it's up, all you need to do. If you want to remove it is click on the photo, go back to frames and you can go back to your original - much, much easier.

Now it's going to give you this option to share that you're open to work with recruiters only, and that will remove the frame, or you can remove it completely.

There isn't an option to show that you're open to work to everyone without having that frame and I know that is something else that a lot of people are wanting from LinkedIn.

So hopefully that will be updated soon also. That's it for me for today.

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