So I got on LinkedIn because that’s supposedly where the fun is these days. Does anybody know what to do now? How do I find and join the fun?
Is anybody here good on LinkedIn?
9 responses to “LinkedIn Question”
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LinkedIn: the most useless social network.
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That’s exactly what I want, the social network aspect.
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“I got on LinkedIn …. Does anybody know what to do now?”
Uh….. didn’t your husband write a book on that topic? Or am I having a stroke?
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Yes, but that was 10 years ago. LinkedIn was completely different. It’s not for looking for jobs any more. I’m not looking for a job. I’m looking for fun.
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You’re an academic so why are you on LinkedIn? [And that’s ]”where the fun is” is not an actual reason because nobody pretends that network is fun. Did your sister tell you to join? How is N using it?
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My sister has a lot of fun on it. She drives a car and films it, it’s very popular. I wanted her to teach me but while I was in Canada I was locked in. Apparently, it’s not for professional people who travel. So now I’m back home and I went on the app but I have no idea what to do.
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I didn’t 🙂
And there are many academics on LinkedIn these days – it’s indeed a lot of fun!LikeLike
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I’ve had some good linked in conversations by joining groups. Choose your topic of interest and there will be a group…
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I’m trying to learn about this platform as well
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