LinkedIn 930m? More than both Reddit and Twitter. I don’t believe this.
I'd wager the majority of them are dead/inactive accounts. I remember graduating from undergrad and thinking I had to make a LinkedIn account to get a job, used it for maybe 45 minutes, and never touched it again. I feel like this is the case with a lot of people
I'm suprised as well. But it says monthly active users. So I'm guessing they count distinct logins per month, which a dead account can't do. I'd guess it's probably bots looking for keywords and building profiles for recruiters.
Never use it if not applying for jobs or recruiting
It's only 30 million users, the other 900 million are recruiters.
Nearly 1/6th of the earth’s population are recruiters.
Do you know 6 people? One of them could be a recruiter
LinkedIn 930m? More than both Reddit and Twitter. I don’t believe this.
I'd wager the majority of them are dead/inactive accounts. I remember graduating from undergrad and thinking I had to make a LinkedIn account to get a job, used it for maybe 45 minutes, and never touched it again. I feel like this is the case with a lot of people
I'm suprised as well. But it says monthly active users. So I'm guessing they count distinct logins per month, which a dead account can't do. I'd guess it's probably bots looking for keywords and building profiles for recruiters.
Never use it if not applying for jobs or recruiting
It's only 30 million users, the other 900 million are recruiters.
Nearly 1/6th of the earth’s population are recruiters.
Do you know 6 people? One of them could be a recruiter