Can we get a rich douchnozzle to buy and ruin LinkedIn too I wonder
How do you ruin something that has already been ruined?
I HAVE THE GREATEST JOB IN THE WORLD!!! Thanks so much to @rist097 for hosting this 3-day roundtable on career leadership. "A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way." #leadership #lovemyjob #notdoingitforthemoney
What an insightful post, thank you @ivanafterall@kbin.social. I used your advice this morning while saving a dead cat from drowning in a puddle while I was going to work.
Somewhere I read the comment, "LinkedIn is like high school but for adults." I see it as a circle jerk of enthusiastic Kool-aid guzzlers mixed with the greatest hits of Hallmark card business wisdom. A place where people excitedly chat about how really REALLY NICE the weather is.
As someone who is unemployed I detest it and the culture it promotes. The switch in my brain that recognizes the job search must be transactional cannot be willfully ignored for some reason. If I met people organically and shared a genuine interest then sure, you can call that "networking" if you like. That's a great path if you have a job and plenty of time to tend to those relationships.
Wading through all the Mr. Meeseeks wannabee LinkedIn influencers certainly does not restore my faith in humanity though. /rant
don't forget the motivational posts from recruiters stating that "money isn't everything" hmm...
Now I am missing r/LinkedInPeople
You're in the equivlent.
