Why do people still use LinkedIn?

Check out this critique of LinkedIn from an academic’s perspective. (One of the comments at the link sums up our assessment of LinkedIn to a tee:  “The loathing I feel for LinkedIn almost defies words. The amount of spam I get from them — invitation to connect after invitation to connect — is remarkable, and their customer service is nonexistent. Every time I try to complain, they tell me I cannot stop invites from arriving as long as I have an account. Fair enough — but I haven’t had an account for years…“) In a word, LinkedIn is the MySpace of the business world, so why does such a crappy site like LinkedIn still exist?

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About F. E. Guerra-Pujol

When I’m not blogging, I am a business law professor at the University of Central Florida.
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