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It's no surprise that LinkedIn's codebase is a mess if you try to use the website, it's a complete nightmare. Say I see an interesting post, I click on the pers
by callamdelaney 3y ago
It's no surprise that LinkedIn's codebase is a mess if you try to use the website, it's a complete nightmare. Say I see an interesting post, I click on the person who wrote it to learn more about them, then I press back to go back to the post and continue reading it - now the feed refreshed and I've lost the post.
Say I want to scroll back through messages I've received, I do that, the entire webpage starts lagging and takes 10-15 seconds to register inputs.
Why do I get 30 fake notifications? They are literally not real, made up rubbish to force interactions from people - it's disingenuous. The recommendation algorithm is also completely terrible.
- pm90 3y agoThe notifications has long been totally useless.
- dade_ 3y agoconsidering they are owned my Microsoft, their windows app app is a technical marvel. It’s a crippled buggy version of their already too buggy web app. I understand why it was made, but I don’t understand why it was released. It doesn’t look good for either brand.
- purist33 3y agoThe thing about the notifications though, is you can turn off every single one of them in the settings. When I tried to turn it off though, I was hit with 100s of different types of notifications. I generally like it when apps/sites do this. This way I can turn off the garbage i dont need, and keep the ones I want. But 90% of thosr categories were garbage. It is really shocking that one can take a good idea this far and make it frustating.
- higeorge13 3y agoEven jobs tab in each company page doesn’t work in ios for me. What’s the point of using it then?