How necessary is being on this in your country?

not necessary if you know how to game the welfare system 



i will never slave in brownshit

There is no brownshit in UK. You're just lazy

absolutely necessary as one of the few sources of gratification, that is to say if you get off of being highly sought after

>>181371005 (OP)

I don't even know what is this. It's a new app like Instagram and shit like that ?

>>181371005 (OP)

imho its nice for catching good jobs as some companies posts only there, I've been able to catch two "prestigious" internships there

>app like Instagram

Dude, logo literally says "In" as in "Instagram"

>>181371005 (OP)

That depends on if you are in boomer business or not.

I was required to make one to graduate college even though I already had a job in-hand. 

I haven't touched it since. My only friend is the professor who required it kek

I was once told during a phone interview by a VP at a Fortune 200 company that I would not be getting the job under any circumstances because I was not on LinkedIn and she thought that I must be hiding something.

He required it for your own sake dummy, he knows those outside the LinkedIn sphere do way worse than those inside it on average

No, she required it because she's a boomer trying to stay hip and with the times. 

Fuck social media.

Fucking wild



I use it, in my industry (international consulting/general DC gubbins) networking is really useful way to get jobs. One day I hope to ascend to the federal employment plane of existence and not have to worry about it anymore.

Man you're retarded, she did it for your own sake I'm serious

>>181371005 (OP)

this is so embarrassing 

it's a bunch of people lying about loving to wages lave

why wouldn't you apply with the feds straight out of college if that's what you want

>>181371005 (OP)

Very important for any real, well paying job, especially in IT.



There's setting that lets you de-activate it, which is what I do until whenever I look for a new job, at which point I re-activate it and update all the info that I know employers will be looking for.



I strongly advise against putting too much info in it as I've been to some security conferences where they spoke to us about how LinkedIn is *the* first step for hackers that try to social engineer their way into your life.

Absolutely not needed unless you go the IT route. The only thing absolutely crucial and necessary in this cunt is to have a goybook account with at least one good picture of yourself, everything is done over that shit via messenger, you can't function in normie society without it and would severely fuck yourself over.

>>181371005 (OP)

Depends on what you do

Private sector pays well and many federal programs where I want to go require some type of federal subcontracting experience which you obviously can't get from another fed program. It's a good way to get some experience while I finish my education. Then it's either the gov or ag lobbying lol, I'd be more than happy with either.

oh, maybe it's different for your field. with technical stuff i've been hearing that it's easiest to get in at the entry level because you don't have to compete with internal hires

So which one of those is linkedin

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