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LinkedIn has already become social media. There’s constantly instagram-ish photos near some text related to some tech, marketing or sales. Personally, I do not
by red_Seashell_32 4y ago
LinkedIn has already become social media. There’s constantly instagram-ish photos near some text related to some tech, marketing or sales.
Personally, I do not understand what photo of huge cleavage has to do with “eshops should start using email marketing properly”
- CarbonCycles 4y agoAgreed...also don't get me started on when ppl start to post highly political or controversial topics. I typically remove them from my network immediately. It's a professional network...act accordingly?
- red_Seashell_32 4y agoGeopolitics/politics - that’s debatable. Those things effects business and our lives in the long run. As for highly controversial - I would have agreed until last week, when I saw bunch of people, saying, that sexism isn’t big of an issue in workplace - and that was few days after one CEO, whos known for sexual abuse, was blantout sexist and homophobic on national TV. You can just imagine what kind of environment is to work there - and IMO it’s beneficial to everyone to discuss that, so people can easier decide wherever they can work at particular workplace
- CarbonCycles 4y agoThis is where I would argue other sites like Glassdoor and others come into play. I prefer not to blur the lines, but I guess in today's digital world that isn't possible. Just to be clear, I agree that we need to hold one another accountable in our actions...just not sure what makes the most sense.
- red_Seashell_32 4y agoUnfortunately, it’s not localised nor for mine, nor for most countries.
- robg 4y agoExactly why I like it more than any other social platform. People have to be more accountable and so those posts are much rarer.
- red_Seashell_32 4y agoCleavage photos are still rare (I hope amount just decreases), but everything else, including “lol (insert tech-stack) is lame” are majority (atleast in Europe) :/