For looking up people that you meet professionally and seeing if they are linked to any of your enemies.
Shannon Schear
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Helpful for people moving to a new city to see what connections they didn't know they had, using search function.
Rob Poggenklass
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Not very much, any more.
Matt Terronez
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I've landed jobs with it and I find it useful for separating work v. Personal contacts. But I typically ignore its "newsfeed".
Lucas Gochanour
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My sister has a profile on LinkedIn, and though she wasn't looking for a new job, she was scouted, interviewed, and offered a job. She didn't want the new job, but she took her offer to her current employer, and they offered her a multi-thousand dollar raise just to keep her from leaving. WINNING!
Susie Brooks
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For when you have a meeting with someone you've never met, and you're standing in line at the coffee shop trying to find them.
Jay Olsen
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Mostly for recruiters to stalk people online. Also for people to share stories that aren't work related at all that should be shared actually on Facebook.
Samuel B. Burt
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It's that place where people you've never met endorse you for skills you don't have!
Ben Sinclair
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well, now it's for microsoft
Rowland Saer
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to make you feel like your are really connected. It outsources all that reaching into your pocket for a namecard to some guy named Mr. Alga Rythym.
Andy Bauer
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Its a great connection platform for career highlights.. but the media you put out dosnt have a great reach so it seems like more of just a "hey look at me and my cool shit" platform in reality..
facebook comments
All the cool kids are doing it
Cullen Wurzer posted
For looking up people that you meet professionally and seeing if they are linked to any of your enemies.
Shannon Schear posted
Helpful for people moving to a new city to see what connections they didn't know they had, using search function.
Rob Poggenklass posted
Not very much, any more.
Matt Terronez posted
I've landed jobs with it and I find it useful for separating work v. Personal contacts. But I typically ignore its "newsfeed".
Lucas Gochanour posted
My sister has a profile on LinkedIn, and though she wasn't looking for a new job, she was scouted, interviewed, and offered a job. She didn't want the new job, but she took her offer to her current employer, and they offered her a multi-thousand dollar raise just to keep her from leaving. WINNING!
Susie Brooks posted
For when you have a meeting with someone you've never met, and you're standing in line at the coffee shop trying to find them.
Jay Olsen posted
Mostly for recruiters to stalk people online. Also for people to share stories that aren't work related at all that should be shared actually on Facebook.
Samuel B. Burt posted
It's that place where people you've never met endorse you for skills you don't have!
Ben Sinclair posted
well, now it's for microsoft
Rowland Saer posted
to make you feel like your are really connected. It outsources all that reaching into your pocket for a namecard to some guy named Mr. Alga Rythym.
Andy Bauer posted
Its a great connection platform for career highlights.. but the media you put out dosnt have a great reach so it seems like more of just a "hey look at me and my cool shit" platform in reality..
Frankie Fratto posted
twitter comments
recruiting
davidcrespo posted
to connect with my professional network
iandees posted
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