• Kalkaline
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    1 年前

    It’s really useful when you’re looking for a job though. They have better job searches than everyone else. Though I wish they would get some better salary data.

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      1 年前

      Agreed. I found my current gig on LinkedIn and got like an 80% raise a few years ago. I stay off it unless I need to go job hunting, and I have no complaints, but I treat it just like facebook and ignore the feed/random bullshit pushed to me.

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        1 年前

        Yeah, I feel like if you don’t engage with the “social” aspects of it and just treat it as an easily-shareable resume platform, it works exceedingly well.

        Though, getting to see an insight into the people you may potentially work with is also a nice touch, in some instances. You can get a good feel for the type of environment those people would like to foster in their workplaces, and make an informed decision about whether or not you’d feel comfortable working for them.

    • sylver_dragon@lemmy.world
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      1 年前

      Yup. my current job came about because of a recruiter contacting me on LinkedIn.
      That said, I don’t really interact with the rest of the social media crap the site has to offer. It’s there to act as a public resume and to attract job offers, not waste my time with social media crap.