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Why? I can imagine how many things that others give up and I haven't might be liberating to do so, but not really LinkedIn. I'm not disagreeing that you found i
by corin_ 13y ago
Why? I can imagine how many things that others give up and I haven't might be liberating to do so, but not really LinkedIn. I'm not disagreeing that you found it so, just don't see why from my experience.
- shurcooL 13y agoIt may feel liberating to eliminate things you do not actively use often. Reduce your cognitive load, less stuff to maintain (as little effort as it may be, it's non-zero).
- sspiff 13y agoI agree. LinkedIn costs me no time (20 minutes a year worth of updating, maybe), contains no information that is not already available if people look hard enough, but does make my profile visible and easy to find for potential recruiters. I get a few mails every month/week about some potential job that I might qualify for, and most of the time the job content is pretty in tune with what I want to do. So LinkedIn costs me nothing, but does offer me value. I don't see why closing my account would be liberating.