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That's Linkedin level quality.
by danjac 5y ago
That's Linkedin level quality.
- snalty 5y agoI remember seeing this as a shitpost on linkedin
- belval 5y agoI like that we've come to a point where people are shitposting on LinkedIn as a counter-point to these insipid: > "TODAY I interviewed a SINGLE mom that had her BABY on her lap and apologized when it started crying. I gave her the JOB on the spot because motherhood is HARD. Let's all give single mom a break and be more human in the process! :clap: :clap:" I've unfollowed so many people at this point because I use it as an address book for coworkers and recruiters and these virtue signalling posts are not even trying to look human.
- mikeyjk 5y agoThe "agree?" is quintessential LinkedIn. Such an utterly shallow pretence for engaging a discussion.
- pc86 5y agoKeep in mind the only people using LinkedIn as anything other than "resume holder" or "mediocre job board" are also the type of people to think "Agree?" is some sort of enlightening prompt.
- ren_engineer 5y agoit's a marketing hack, LinkedIn's algorithm boosts posts with lots of comments and engagement. So people post those artificial questions at the end which are basically preaching to the choir the fact people actually fall for it is depressing
- bluedino 5y agoNow it's more like for agree, for xxxx, for .... There are supposed to be emoji's in there