LinkedIn Company Employees

What Is the LinkedIn Company Employees?

Paste a company's LinkedIn page and the LinkedIn Company Employees tool lists the people LinkedIn shows as working there now: name, photo, job title, location and how long they've been at the company. It then groups them by country, by team (read from their titles) and by time at the company, so you can see where a company hires, how senior it is and how fast it's growing without scrolling LinkedIn by hand.

Key Features

Who Shows Up

The list comes from LinkedIn's employee search for the company, read through a data provider and never through your own account. It covers public profiles that name the company as their current employer. That's usually most of the staff but never all of it: some people hide their profiles and some never update them. The result says how many people LinkedIn lists in total and how many this run read.

Teams From Job Titles

Teams come from the words in each title. A Senior Software Engineer lands in Engineering, a Head of Growth in Leadership, and titles that name no usual team go under Other. It’s a quick way to see whether a startup is mostly engineers or mostly sales, and how many people hold leadership titles.

Hiring and Tenure

Time at the company comes from the start date of each person's current role there. A big share of people under a year in means a company hiring fast, or one losing people; the start dates in the table tell you which. Countries show where a company's people actually work, which is often not where it's headquartered.

Common Use Cases

• Finding the right person to contact at a prospect
• Sizing a competitor's engineering or sales team
• Checking how fast a startup is hiring before an interview or an investment
• Seeing where a company's people are based

Frequently Asked Questions