LinkedIn

Since my initial attempts to use LinkedIn in 2016, my experience has been anything but awful. Time and again, I've meticulously provided detailed and accurate information, especially during my endeavor to establish a business profile. Despite all my efforts, I'm consistently met with account restrictions.

What heightens my concerns is the noticeable absence of a reliable customer support system. It's baffling that a platform as renowned as LinkedIn doesn't seem to have a straightforward channel for users to reach out, seek clarifications, or address pressing issues. I've scoured their help sections and made numerous efforts to get in touch, but to no avail. Without answers and lacking clarity on these recurrent restrictions, I'm left feeling marginalized and unheard.

The core essence of platforms like LinkedIn is to foster professional connections and opportunities. But when users, particularly businesses, can't rely on the platform's consistency or obtain requisite support, it severely undermines its very purpose.

It's with genuine disappointment that I've decided to step away, hoping that in the future, LinkedIn might offer a more transparent, communicative, and user-supportive environment.

I gave them full information about my business, such as official websites, phones, emails.

Government is accepted my documents, but not LinkedIn. What are you LinkedIn? Just an awful company registered by some students who don't have time to create normal support system.

I even registered this time for premium as a business. But still restricted. If they will take money from my card I will sue them.

LinkedIn is the worst company I've ever seen in my life! It seems they love bad reviews about themselves. I see there are many bad reviews.

Thanks to the internet I found alternatives.

This is an execellent app to get job online and also an execellent platform to get online works and jobs and the best features is that this is an execellent platform to promote your bussiness

There are listings for jobs that don't exist. All of my info was sold by someone and now all of it has ended up on the dark web.

After moving a few times, it was great to connect with old coworkers and create some new connections. Always good to network, even virtually.

Have done plenty of business on Linked in and made some valuable contacts along the way. The iphone app is very handy as well.

Absolutely useless piece of crap! No jobs came of it, let alone they annoy you with $#*!ed offers that do not even begin to approach your profile!

Linkedin is a fake organization with old job boards that always cheating their clients. All they can do is just to collect the money

I joined this social network in 2017. Until now I don't understand What's the use of it.
Does anyone get a job thought Linkedin?

Linkedin is still just a neighbor to the other top Social Media websites, but they are making strides and will be on top of their game soon!

Very useful site.
Easy to navigate.
When joining groups, make sure you set email alerts off otherwise your inbox will be filled very quickly.

I don't know any other site that is better than this one for business networking! If you do, please let me know.

You get job references without a resume based on your experience. It's also a great way to keep in touch with colleagues.

LinkedIn - not very good site, but is really useful
I`ve found my current workplace here, thank you so much, it is great

And turning off notifications does not help. Horrible practices on this businesses part and I don't recommend it for anyone.

I have never received job offers from LinkedIn. They were worthless until they allowed people to network based on their Alumina.

They promote serial rapists such as Rama Varanasi@ Broadcom and block all victims. They only care about making money don't care about social justice or women getting rape. The block all victims from using their site and promote serial rapists to gainful employment and support them to rape more women. They have very serious criminal intent and moral defects.
In 2020, I file complain that their user R, sending his resume to women to gain their trust in order for him to gain opportunity to rape them. After their review, they block me from using their site. They further promote the serial rapist after he was fire by Equinix in 2020 for raping countless women in the bay area especially target Chinese women. What if their wives and daughters are being rape by the serial rapists? They don't care. They only care about making money for themselves.
The R says they are not scare of police. Police here are known to be lazy and not doing anything.
I report him to the police. But the police say unless the woman is hospitalized or die they don't care. They will not document any sa report. What? The police here are too lazy.
The rapists say they and the police are friends and if we make trouble for them the police will arrest us and put us in jail. These Indian rapists are federal felons.
Since they support the federal criminals to commit crimes, they should be ordered to close the business.
May the Lord judge them.

I actually got my job through LinkedIn. Never knew it was something possible and I am afraid of internet scam

WRONGFUL BILLING, IMPOSSIBLE TO CONTACT THEM FOR FIXING THEIR MISTAKE! I would have never expected this kind of behaviour from LinkedIn, never! I thought it was a legit business working with legit manners and had to find out the worst way that they will go to extremely poorly services in order to TAKE MONEY FROM YOU! I have been using LinkedIn for many years and have subscribed the premium category twice, for some months. Never got anything from it. But this is not the issue for my review. My problem was when I decided to try the job posting service, cancelled it after 5 days, but they kept on billing me for a whole next month! Also, the price they announce is before tax and they don't say it anywhere. Seriously, I feel robbed! I tried to contact them by every means I could find (almost a day to find a way, such is their unwillingness to support their customers and correct mistakes!) and never got an answer. I truly had the idea that LinkedIn was a prestigious company and now I feel they are like a scam working behind a facade of prestige.

I like LinkedIn. It's a pretty innocuous site. I have no complaints. I've used them for about 5 years.

Fantastic service and very easy for use. I am now with 500+ connections and really happy to be here.

It's resourceful and helpful in many ways and it's high maintenanced and I'm definently reffering this to my friends and others who need help getting noticed by jobs

Obviously this site is very professional. It is a networking and quasi-social site revolving around your professional persona. The only reason it gets 4 stars instead of 5 for me is that I don't know that it actually does anything for me.

Sure, I can network to my heart's content - but I'm not finding job listings there. Sure, I can read lots of industry related articles but I can read those at a number of sites. Sure, employers can read my profile information and send me messages if it fits their bill but they can do that at most job sites.

It's a very solid site with a pretty sleek and easy-to-use interface. I would bump this to a 5 if the actual job listing functions were a bit more robust.

REASONS TO USE
[1] Interface is simple and easy to use
[2] Professional substitute/equivalent to facebook - you can avoid all the facebook drama
[3] It can, potentially, teach you a lot about your own personal, professional persona

REASONS TO LOSE
[1] Not a very robust job search utility
[2] Pesters you to add more to your profile even if it's finished and requests to get into your email to find contacts to add (repeatedly)

Very nice site, just found some new friends on my area and received several job offers.
Love it's App and it's quite easy to use.