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Re:LinkedIn is laying off nearly 700 employees by spacemadness on Monday October 16, 2023 @04:23PM (#37906002)
It’s been like this for many years now. I can’t really remember it otherwise. I’ve lost respect for some colleagues after seeing all the self congratulatory posting that exaggerates what happened and long-winded work stories on their profiles. I’m done with giving folks a pass at this stage on their Linkedin ladder climbing nonsense. Like most social media it’s a giant circlejerk just with a white collar lean.
Re:LinkedIn is laying off nearly 700 employees by DoesntMatter22 on Monday October 16, 2023 @04:36PM (#37906188)
I think it's even worse than that. I've seen a lot of crazy political discussions there where people, fully identifiable, are just losing their minds, saying racist stuff even.

I have no idea why people would be willing to risk their jobs like that but I see people from Fortune 50 companies doing it. Crazy

Re:LinkedIn is laying off nearly 700 employees by spacemadness on Monday October 16, 2023 @04:52PM (#37906452)
That is something. I stopped reading it entirely sometime last year but don’t recall the crazy uncle effect. What was mentioned sounded similar to what I experienced, including the memes—-but I didn’t realize it was sinking so low in becoming Reddit on a bad day without the anonymity.
Re:LinkedIn is laying off nearly 700 employees by DoesntMatter22 on Monday October 16, 2023 @06:32PM (#37907555)
Literally it was worse than almost anything I've seen on reddit.

Idk if they put a stop to it or not but it was madness

Re:LinkedIn is laying off nearly 700 employees by abawany on Monday October 16, 2023 @07:02PM (#37907880)
And reporting blatant garbage always results in 'we don't think there is a problem here' response from LI.