Note how they’re listed in different order. Groups is conveniently hidden in the Work drop-down.

The icons ( Home, My Network, Jobs, Messaging, and Notifications) are listed at the top of every page. The computer platform lays out the features like a landscape canvas. The same applies to Companies, a very important feature in my opinion. For example, to find Groups you need to type in the name of the group you’re looking for. It’s just a matter of finding said features. Rest assured that the mobile app contains many of the features the computer provides. The features that are easy to find are: Home, My Network, Post, Notifications, and Jobs although they’re in a different order than the computer. There are many features located on the home page that aren’t obvious to the average user. This is also where your (ideally) relevant conversation is streaming. Otherwise you’ll land on whichever page was opened last. This is where you’ll usually land if you’re opening the app for the first time in the day. It isn’t very sexy on the app, but what do you expect from a device that’s approximately 6″x3″? There’s no better place to start than the home page.

Linkedin mobile site