As years progress, technology makes it possible for individuals, organization and companies the capability to create mobile apps and dynamic websites from home. These mobile apps and dynamic websites in turn simplify our lives in ways we could never imagine before. One of the most commonly used inventions, which can still be considered fairly new, are social networks. Social networks give people around the world the ability to communicate, stay in touch and meet new people online at the convenience of their own time. Many social networks were developed within the past few years but few if any target professionals only. LinkedIn gives a twist to social networking by focusing only on people in professional occupations that would like to maintain a professional “connection” in one central location, online.LinkedIn is not only a website, but an app that serves so many purposes for professionals looking to grow and maintain a network with ease and at the convenience of their own home. It allows registered uses to maintain a professional contact list also known as “connections”. Connections are usually people who you have worked with, worked for or simply people you may know and would like to maintain contact with. Once a connection is established, a person may endorse one of the skills you have published on your page, message you, or even congratulate you on promotions or new employments. Every user has a profile where which contains a quick summary about themselves, show past experiences (similar to a resume), display their skills and expertise, website and contact information. Users can upload a display photo for identification, apply for jobs and follow different companies and organizations to receive notifications relating to their business. Registered users also have the option of getting a premium subscription that allows users to do things that basic users are not allowed to such as contacting anyone, access profiles of users outside of your network and…