Fighting Misinformation | LinkedIn...ugh.

[@personneici2595]

That it's not standard to directly cite a source on a business oriented social media site is even more concerning

[@kirstenleehill]

FACTS

[@jakkaljakobie8774]

I really can't stand LinkedIn. I'm here to get a job, not join a social club hype train. I don't want to pay for your monthly subscription like you're the next Netflix, cause you're not. LinkedIn has exactly one use, to find a job, and the fact that they suck at it should be enough to toss the whole website out. Nevermind this, this is just nonsense. It's proper etiquette to explain your acronym before you use it no matter how ubiquitous it is. If you're going to site a source, site the SOURCE, not whoever is giving you the biggest advertisement payout. Otherwise just say it's an ad! The site's so riddled with them, it's not like we're going to get offended.

[@kirstenleehill]

LinkedIn really has gone downhill. The jobs thing is wild like it’s “streamlined” so you can apply in the app but then the “apply” button actually takes you to a different website where they want you to manually type in each entry on your resume 🤦🏻‍♀️