The Rise of the LinkedIn Right
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The Rise of the LinkedIn Right
And apparently, in more recent years, not only has LinkedIn become a depository for collective egos the likes of which you rarely see outside of a Cybertruck-and-Patagonia-vest-combo sales event, but alleged professionals have also just shrugged their shoulders and started using LinkedIn as a dating app
From https://www.theringer.com/2024/12/10/tech
... See moreIf the new American Dream is defined by “creative expression, online influence and extreme optionality” over linear moves up the corporate ladder, then LinkedIn is enough to make any Millennial or Gen Z jobseeker cringe.
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Meanwhile, in a world of doomscrolling, algorithmic feeds and fake news - social media is the new tobacco. People don’t want to engage with another social network.
So we need a new script for the world of work. Maybe the future is… LinkedIn?
I think LinkedIn has a unique opportunity - a cultural moment around work, coupled with a unique proposition: ... See more
So we need a new script for the world of work. Maybe the future is… LinkedIn?
I think LinkedIn has a unique opportunity - a cultural moment around work, coupled with a unique proposition: ... See more
People act pretentious asf and sound robotic on LinkedIn.
My LinkedIn feed is a dystopian Uncanny Valley. It's as if a person was force-fed self-help books and watched TED Talks for the weekend, and then vomited up a bunch of "professional" content. The same people who constantly talked shit in high school are "passionate innovators" and "dynamic t... See more
My LinkedIn feed is a dystopian Uncanny Valley. It's as if a person was force-fed self-help books and watched TED Talks for the weekend, and then vomited up a bunch of "professional" content. The same people who constantly talked shit in high school are "passionate innovators" and "dynamic t... See more
People act pretentious asf and sound robotic on LinkedIn.
Reduced to its simplest form, LinkedIn is a digital resume. A profile consists of your past work experience, education, skills, and references. The posts, comments, and messages are like a cover letter. But we’ve long decided that there are better ways to showcase your ability than a list of the places you’ve worked, the school you went to, and a h... See more
Fadeke Adegbuyi • LinkedIn’s Alternate Universe - Divinations
Working from home, our connection to the office weakens, and our connection to the world outside the office expands. At the kitchen counter, hunched over your computer, you are as close to the people and communities on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram as you are to the Slack messages and chats of your bosses and colleagues. By degrees, the remote e... See more
The Atlantic • The Workforce Is About to Change Dramatically
Compulsion had always plagued computer-facilitated social networking—it was the original sin. Rounding up friends or business contacts into a pen in your online profile for possible future use was never a healthy way to understand social relationships. It was just as common to obsess over having 500-plus connections on LinkedIn in 2003 as it is to
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