Many people find that the existing categories for LinkedIn relationships simply aren’t adequate to cover all cases. Here are a few ideas for . . . → Read More: Proposed New LinkedIn Categories
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Many people find that the existing categories for LinkedIn relationships simply aren’t adequate to cover all cases. Here are a few ideas for . . . → Read More: Proposed New LinkedIn Categories A funny anecdote from Kendall Kunz: At the post office today, a woman with curlers in her hair asked me, “where’s the courthouse?” I wasn’t sure but then she asked what I did for a living. When I told her, she asked me for a business card and said she was in marketing. I said, “send . . . → Read More: What’s LinkedIn? From The LinkedIn Blog: Between 2002 and 2007, we have noticed a surge in the percentage of job titles that include the term “ninja”. Modern day ninjas are not experts in martial arts or stealth soldiers – today they are more likely to throw Java exceptions rather than steel stars. Other ninjas come from the social media, computing . . . → Read More: LinkedIn Observes the Rise of Professional Ninjas Automation run amok: Any time you change your company name or title on a position, LinkedIn thinks you’ve changed jobs. The algorithm obviously needs tweaking. If you’re editing an existing position, odds are you’re just correcting or rewording something, not making a . . . → Read More: Congratulations, You Fixed a Typo! Let’s Tell All Your Friends! |
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