Hi mate. You’d be far better off browsing job sites and using your professional network. The amount of people who get jobs from people they don’t already know on Linkedin is a lot smaller than they would have you believe. I would bet my life on that.
Morning, pal. I agree with you completely. I’m doing what you suggest but check LinkedIn regularly too.
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I think there’s a gap in the market to call people out on their bullshit on LinkedIn.
You could be the Joe Brolly of linkedin
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We need somebody with a history of abusing people on social media with scant regard for their own professional reputation. Do we know anybody like that?
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It needs to be a real loose cannon, a heavy hitter.
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Did you get your marching papers over the Twitter thing?
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Unceremoniously sacked, pal.
Home. Tea. Mug?
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Some cunt rang the financial whistle blowers hotline and grassed him up.
The ones commenting on some FT article about something like the future of hedge funds are hilarious
“Have we learned nothing from the financial crisis!!!” as they sit there in a white collared and cuff blue shirt and a massively knotted tie loose at the neck.
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The only thing you need to learn from the financial crisis is that financial crises are inevitable. Act accordingly and party while it’s good.
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Do they have nothing to do with punters in blue shirts with white collars?
When you start to see a lot of white cuffs and collars begin deleveraging. A real leading indicator
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And braces.
A young lad I used to work with on LinkedIn today linking an article from forbes.com:
“Very interesting insight on how companies continue to change and alter the strategy in order to promote internal innovative collaboration to engage millenials.”
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Read something before which said that most people who link/share articles don’t actually read more than a few lines of them
Are they having a Macedonia?