March 2011
Monthly Archive
LinkedIn’s New Profile Flagging Feature
Steve Tylock 24 Mar 2011 | : Profiles
Checking on the changes at LinkedIn, I realized an even larger one had taken place – LinkedIn has introduced the notion that a user’s profile may be flagged.
That’s huge.
Let’s have a look.
Weaving Tangled LinkedIn Webs
Steve Tylock 23 Mar 2011 | : Groups, Introductions
You’ve got to hand it to an organization that rolls out successive features and then makes changes that break things in a complex web later on.
Oh sure, LinkedIn has always changed things on the fly, as they wanted, without much notice or consideration – but now that the system is more complex, sometimes the pieces don’t fit together nicely any longer.
Let’s have a look at sending messages to fellow group members.
Reading LinkedIn Today Tomorrow
Steve Tylock 16 Mar 2011 | : About the Service
The introduction of LinkedIn’s newest application, “LinkedIn Today”, seems fully functional, and perhaps useful, but maybe I just don’t get it…
It seems to be an app to “get everyone to check LinkedIn several times a day”.
And maybe it’s me, but that’s not what I’m looking for.
Following Companies, People, and Discussions on LinkedIn
Steve Tylock 09 Mar 2011 | : Ways to Use LinkedIn
Thought I’d take the time today to discuss creeping, I mean following, on LinkedIn.
Oh sure – it’s useful, but let’s face it – it can seem a little off-putting.
We call it “following”, and it’s not different than following on other platforms like twitter of facebook.
But let’s check into this, ok?
Experienced Users Read The LinkedIn Personal Trainer Blog
Steve Tylock 02 Mar 2011 | : Connections
Wow – Thanks for the vote of confidence folks.
Every poll I put up on the site reveals a different aspect about LinkedIn, the users, and this site’s readers. As usual, I didn’t know what to expect, but the numbers don’t lie.
Let’s have a look at February’s poll results.
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