What collaboration tools do LinkedIn teams review most?

Google Workspace has been reviewed by 4 people at LinkedIn. Zoom, Miro, and Skype each appear in multiple reviews, suggesting these video and whiteboarding tools are in use across teams.

Which teams at LinkedIn contribute the most software reviews?

Leadership has 9 reviewers in the database. Consulting & Analysis has 5 reviewers. Engineering & IT has 5 reviewers. These three groups account for most of the reviewed products.

What development and productivity tools appear in LinkedIn reviews?

Microsoft SQL Server has been reviewed by 3 people. IntelliJ IDEA, Jira, Microsoft OneNote, and Calendly each appear in individual reviews, reflecting the range of tools used in technical and operations roles.

What software does LinkedIn use?

Updated October 20, 2026

linkedin.com

30 people at LinkedIn in our data have reviewed 35 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (4 people), Product Marketing Alliance (4 people) and Microsoft SQL Server (3).

LinkedIn employees across 30 people have reviewed 35 software products, giving insight into the tools used across the company. Leadership and Consulting & Analysis teams account for the most reviewers. The reviews span 6 countries and cover collaboration, development, and productivity software.

People in our data: 30
Products reviewed: 35
Teams: 7
Countries: 6

The stack, by team

Sales

3 people

Marketing

3 people

Engineering & IT

5 people

Operations & Finance

1 person

Trello1

Consulting & Analysis

5 people

Leadership

9 people

Other

4 people

Counts are people at LinkedIn who reviewed each product. All 35 products: Google Workspace, Product Marketing Alliance, Microsoft SQL Server, Skype, Zoom, Miro, Snagit, IntelliJ IDEA, Jira, Outreach, Zoom Workplace, Salesloft, Microsoft OneNote, GoTo Meeting, Zight, Calendly, Sprout Social, GitHub, Trello, Webex App, Slack, Sublime Text, Hootsuite, Workday HCM, Warmly, Gong, Traackr, Adobe Illustrator, Skilljar Customer Education Platform, 360¬∞ media, Google Analytics, Dropbox, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Tableau, Dropbox Sign.

Who reviews software here

Software Engineer2
Product Marketing2

A sample of the people at LinkedIn

••••••••••
Sales Development Representative
Reviewed Google Workspace, GoTo Meeting, Microsoft OneNote
••••••••••
Operations Manager
Reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud, Snagit, Tableau
••••••••••
Compliance / Risk / Audit
Reviewed 360¬∞ media, Google Workspace
••••••••••
Engineering Manager
Reviewed IntelliJ IDEA, Jira

Names and contact details stay hidden until you open the list in the app.

Companies with a similar stack

Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do LinkedIn teams review most?: Google Workspace has been reviewed by 4 people at LinkedIn. Zoom, Miro, and Skype each appear in multiple reviews, suggesting these video and whiteboarding tools are in use across teams.
Which teams at LinkedIn contribute the most software reviews?: Leadership has 9 reviewers in the database. Consulting & Analysis has 5 reviewers. Engineering & IT has 5 reviewers. These three groups account for most of the reviewed products.
What development and productivity tools appear in LinkedIn reviews?: Microsoft SQL Server has been reviewed by 3 people. IntelliJ IDEA, Jira, Microsoft OneNote, and Calendly each appear in individual reviews, reflecting the range of tools used in technical and operations roles.

Source: the professional profiles of 30 people at LinkedIn in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks