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It does come off as a little condescending, but hopefully we can take that to mean that he is really really in love with his current job!

• edem 14y ago
  If you don't want to get approached by recruiters then don't be on LinkedIn in the first place. This is just my opinion though.
  • KenCochrane 14y ago
    LinkedIn is for more then just getting job offers. I don't use Facebook, so this is my way of keeping in touch with people I have worked with in the past. Also, I don't mind getting emails telling me about jobs I might like, but as long as they are targeted and relevant to me. Most of the people sending these emails don't even read my profile.
  • mavrck 14y ago
    There's more to linkedin than recruiting.
  • Avenger42 14y ago
    Issues with that: 1) I started on LinkedIn 5 years ago. I have a few recommendations from former managers/coworkers on there. So even though I don't wish to be contacted by recruiters today, deleting it would be cutting off my nose to spite my face. 2) If I did delete it, then when I did decide I want to start job-searching again, and start a new LinkedIn account, it would be a big red flag to my current employer, assuming I wanted to keep my job search quiet.