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>" You have a bright career as a LinkedIn influencer ahead of you. " I am not sure exactly what you meant to say, but this came off as a bit snide (to me).
by nickff 5y ago
>" You have a bright career as a LinkedIn influencer ahead of you. "
I am not sure exactly what you meant to say, but this came off as a bit snide (to me).
- pc86 5y agoLinkedIn is full of completely farcical stories about recruiters who had the prescience to hire someone even though they were 30 seconds late for an interview or didn't wear a tie or hadn't graduated from an Ivy League school or some other such nonsense. And because of this HR drone's largesse, this person later did their job satisfactorily. I honestly can't tell if the GP meant it in a snide way (like my example above) or as an honest compliment. It could be either, really.
- ta988 5y agoWhat the person means here is that on Linkedin there are a lot of (usually staged) comments or videos of people that "saved the life of that person that had $X and nobody employed and (s)he is now the best $Y". These posts are highly shared and commented upon. I don't think the comment was mocking you really, it was just a funny parallel (hope I'm not wrong).
- nickff 5y ago>"I don't think the comment was mocking you really" I did not make the top-level comment.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agodefinitely they weren't mocking you then!