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> LinkedIn feels more like Facebook every day You can also restrict yourself to following friends, and disable notifications from people who write too much cra
by JTyQZSnP3cQGa8B 2y ago
> LinkedIn feels more like Facebook every day
You can also restrict yourself to following friends, and disable notifications from people who write too much crap. I do this and my feed is acceptable.
- fliellerjulian 2y agoThat’s fair, and it definitely helps clean up the feed experience. But the core issue we’re trying to solve isn’t just the feed — it’s how hard it is to stand out when applying for jobs. Resumes and LinkedIn profiles all start to look the same, and you’re often just another name in a pile. From what we’ve seen so far, people who include short videos or unique showcases of their work get 3–5x more interviews.
- gverrilla 2y agoIf you make everybody stand out, than you're back again at step 1 where it's hard for someone to stand out. The fact is we're just another name on the pile - but it's not because of presentation, it's because the underlying structure that determines how to the job market works and for what intent. There are exceptions of course, both for fair and unfair reasons, but there's nothing your platform is solving for me: I need a job, not to stand out by changing how I present myself. I see zero reasons to engage in it.
- drewbitt 2y agoI still would want to mute terms. I am not going to delete current or past coworkers just because they became a LinkedIn 'entrepreneur' or into bad AI takes. Baffling that this isn't a thing on a site with such blatant post slop