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[quote=Anonymous]I mean, I get where all of these complaints are coming from. But the flip side is: everyone knows that the best job moves are done by networking. LinkedIn is a form of networking. I’m active on LinkedIn to share my accolades (honors and awards, panels I’ll be on, webinars and publications I produce, media coverage of me). People in my industry see those posts. If and when I want to change jobs, I’d be an idiot to think that my LinkedIn coverage won’t impact my ability to job hunt. The people I’ll be reaching out to about opportunities are the same people who will have been seeing my achievement posts for years. Of course that will impact how they think about me when I reach out, compared to if I didn’t post and they didn’t really know what I was up to.

I get that some of you don’t want to participate in LinkedIn or don’t like the self promotion, but then don’t be surprised that you’re in a dead end job with lower pay than your peers around you who are moving up. Spending ten mins on LinkedIn every week is a pretty small investment in your career in the grand scheme of things. [/quote]

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