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Interesting...why wouldn't it work? The reason people are shy to connect with professionals on Facebook is privacy, but if you're able to leverage those relatio
by philco 15y ago
Interesting...why wouldn't it work? The reason people are shy to connect with professionals on Facebook is privacy, but if you're able to leverage those relationships without giving up any of your privacy, that's a win, right?
- Tichy 15y agoAll I know is that several networks have promised the same things before, for example LinkedIn and Xing. I think it doesn't work because people on those networks are not your real friends, and the value of creating an introduction that way is negligible. What works maybe is just spreading information. For example if I would announce on Twitter that I am looking for a new job, I am pretty sure several of my followers would retweet that, and maybe even some of their followers. But the value of being "friend of a friend" if the friends are not even real friends is next to nil.
- philco 15y agoAgreed Tichy! That's why we're built on Facebook's graph (that's where your real friends are). Additionally, our algorithms try to evaluate closeness between people, so that we leverage your closest relationships to help you and make introductions for you. Let us know what you think!