If you're only interested in it for job hunting, there's WAY better options. I reopened my LinkedIn account after a long absence once I got into management. On

If you're only interested in it for job hunting, there's WAY better options. I reopened my LinkedIn account after a long absence once I got into management. One of the first thing clients are going to do before hopping in a meeting with you is to pull up your LinkedIn page, and it's a way to show them you know WTF you're talking about. I keep joking with my team that I still need to add the obligatory "smiling white guy in a suit" headshot to my profile. I also find interesting management/leadership articles in my feed. So, Twitter for deep down geeky tech stuff, LinkedIn for the business side, Facebook for what my niece had for dinner. Each serves a different purpose.