First one more than a decade ago, second one about 7 years ago, definitely pre-LLM era.
I still receive messages regularly and I don't notice any difference from messages on the past. I answer one every now and then and it's usually a real person. Maybe they are using LLM, but before that they just copy pasted a template and changed you name...
Yeah, I meant raking, autocorrect got me!
I already admitted to all genocides committed by capitalists, so I don't know how I'm defending them. You really see this a sports team thing, right? BTW lol @ "scholars"
Always the recruiter initiating. As anyone working in IT, I get multiple messages a week, one in ten are relevant and one in ten of those are interesting, but I'm not jumping jobs every year, so it works in the end.
Its really just have a complete profile, listing keyword technologies. In the meantime I have a few recommendations but I don't think those make a difference.
Israel states no genocide in Palestine. We can go home now, nothing to see here.
Just to be the contrarian: my first job in my current industry was through a recruiter on LinkedIn. It got me an instant 50% salary bump and after a few years and promotions I was making double the previous job.
My second job was... through a recruiter on LinkedIn. It got me an instant 30% salary bump and now after more years and promotions I'm over double the first job.
This in in a country where I had immigrated 10 years prior. For me linkedin is the best social network ever.
It's like they're not even taking the forest!
And the second is heart, which is much more fitting in the context.
The author of this comment doesn't have children.
He said he would stop supporting Ukraine, and he did. Krasnov is slow but he gets there at the end.
The only guy I can cite is seen as an expert, but I won't provide any proof, and the other 99 historians are all paid by the CIA. The Russian Duma are a bunch of Yankees and are lying, and all the documents are fabricated, please just look at this letter from Stalin which clearly exculpates Stalin.
It has religion vibes: "the Bible is true, it says so in the Bible and anything in the Bible is true".
I use this a lot in presentations, and have taught this to colleagues I have mentored.
However I kind of understand the urge, when I'm on the other side and have to give feedback, saying "everything looks great" seems kind of lazy, or a cop-out. I have to fight the need to find something to nit-pick.