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alaska
Replying to @edwardshturman

classic answer: imo it depends. LI has been great in the past for me when it comes to job hunting and allowing myself to be found by talent acquisition, but i have no use for it otherwise. my account is in hibernation but i’ll prob turn it on again if i am looking for work.

Leland Foster
Replying to @edwardshturman

I really cannot stand Linkedin. Anyways, being early career, it's been stressed to me that having Linkedin is important for: a) networking b) acting as a digital resume I'm sure there are other pros to having one.

Jonas Maaløe
Replying to @edwardshturman

The two best perks of being employed are the paychecks, and not having to give a fuck about LinkedIn. Unfortunately it’s the 300 pound gorilla when it comes to job search

Kyle Ancheta
Replying to @edwardshturman

as someone who's avoided it for as long as i could, it's useful for job hunting and as a networking tool 🫠 tho i'd be curious to know how recruiters and hiring managers actually use it.

Ethan Ray
Replying to @edwardshturman

It's best to have a complete enough profile JIC, but I wouldn't spend any time there