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Linked in employees probably can't update their profile without attracting unwanted attention from managers who will hound them about "why are you leaving?!?!"
by msandford 11y ago
Linked in employees probably can't update their profile without attracting unwanted attention from managers who will hound them about "why are you leaving?!?!" and hence, you know everything you need to.
- jozan 11y agoI don't get why updating your profile is associated to "looking for a job". For me it's good to have the profile in a good shape since it can create leads.
- jcrawfordor 11y agoYeah, I update my linkedin profile pretty constantly, as well as the resume on my website. I like to think this causes someone in HR conniptions on a regular basis.
- blisterpeanuts 11y agoDoes that happen at LinkedIn, or are you just assuming? It sounds a little weird, actually. Why would a manager get agitated about one of his/her people actually updating their skills on their very own site? I'd be suspicious if someone was not updating their profile at least once or twice a year. Though, in practice, I would just avoid managerial stalking of my employees. So what if someone's keeping their profile up to date? So what if they're checking out the market regularly. We all do it. You'd be a fool not to.
- msandford 11y agoI'm totally speculating. I don't know. > Why would a manager get agitated about one of his/her people actually updating their skills on their very own site? Dysfunction is prevalent everywhere in the world. LinkedIn isn't somehow magically exempt because they own the product.