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I stopped using StinkedIn a couple of years ago and don't regret it at all. You might do the same.
by robertlf 9y ago
I stopped using StinkedIn a couple of years ago and don't regret it at all. You might do the same.
- Zaskoda 9y agoOnce upon a time I had hoped some day we would just link to our LinkedIn profiles rather than send resumes. That hope is dead. That said, is there an up-and-coming alternative to LinkedIn of some kind? Is there a popularly accepted place to maintain your professional profile other thank LinkedIn?
- matte_black 9y agoYes, a .txt file on a domain you control is the new trend. Easy to link to, easy to copy and paste, fully responsive, straight to the point, no frills.
- cat199 9y agoeven magically includes your handle directly and simply in the url! http://domain.tld/~user http://domain.tld/~user
- matte_black 9y agoOr even yourname.tld/resume
- dabockster 9y agoI stopped publicly posting my resume on my website when I started getting 2-3 calls per hour from sketchy consulting firms in India trying to sell me on some contract-to-career nonsense.
- joombaga 9y agoDepending on your line of work: GitHub. This is pretty neat: https://resume.github.io/ https://resume.github.io/
- sshine 9y agoBesides GitHub there's StackOverflow's job section.
- apercu 9y agoI need to write book called "StinkIn and the rise of the slow web" one of these days. ("From Web.20 to the Slow Web and all the crappy websites we hate")