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> I think the value of LinkedIn is diminishing and will continue to decline. I don't see how that would be the case, it's the de-facto rolodex for your work-ci
by dewey 4y ago
> I think the value of LinkedIn is diminishing and will continue to decline.
I don't see how that would be the case, it's the de-facto rolodex for your work-circle and I don't think I know any alternative that is getting popular.
- blown_gasket 4y agoI think it's value is you are able to be found be those looking to employ you. If you don't want to be offered employment, I don't see a point in having a LinkedIn - a resume does just fine when you are looking. But this goes towards the GPs post, it is public information. I also deleted my LinkedIn awhile ago. In my opinion a company or person should only be given my CV when I offer it to them. In terms of a work-circle rolodex, this is odd to me. If I want to keep in contact with the person in the future I will have their personal contact info and keep in touch, otherwise not.
- TameAntelope 4y agoConsider that not all of us mind sharing their CVs to the world. The potential for harm is quite low, and there are meaningful upsides.
- 50 4y agoSee https://read.cv/ https://read.cv/ for a viable alternative.