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‘Open to work is really scary’: Unemployed architect wears LinkedIn’s Open to Work badge on Halloween
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· November 2, 2026
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UNITED KINGDOM: While everyone is on the streets in their spooky Halloween costumes, Ella Hui, an architect who recently finished her Master of Architecture at the University of Westminster, decided to show up not to spook but to grab the opportunity while everyone is out and about to network. On...
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