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Offline Rat Boy

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www.linkedin.com

Is LinkedIn used much in Aus?

Getting really popular over here as a business networking site.
Cheers>>Jack

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Offline AshSimmonds

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Heard of it here and there, was getting "invites" to it a while back - not sure of it's usefulness - at the mo I don't even have time to keep up with facebook and fchat and Lpower etc, signed in anyhoo and will have a quick look...

Apparently I'm a Space Planner :eek:

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/5/783/902



Offline Rat Boy

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What the hell is a space planner???

Friend of mine has sent me a doc on how to get the best out of LinkedIn (somehow he can recruit straight off it...). Happy to send it to you if you want.

http://www.linkedin.com/in/jackfolkes
Cheers>>Jack

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Offline PA

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What the hell is a space planner???

Space Cadet that has graduated?



Offline allanuber


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It is quite big here ... though in the current market it's as much a pain-in-the-arse as it is of benefit as there's a lot of IT folk out of work who are using linked-in to 'shake' their extended network to see if there's jobs around.
C'mon, do it!



Offline Rat Boy

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...there's a lot of IT folk out of work who are using linked-in to 'shake' their extended network to see if there's jobs around.

Understandable. Alot of it happening here too.
Cheers>>Jack

If you're not wasted, the day is.



Offline Grimsbyreaper


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Been using it since 2002, but only really took off in Europe around the 2005 mark. Really useful for keeping track of business colleagues, and (when the markets were better) had a number of opportunites arise through it.

Since moving to Oz, seems less widely used but on the increase.
Back in Lincolnshire.



Offline mhh

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Does anyone know if you can set up Linkedin to automatically accept any and all requests for connection?  I get a dozen or more requests a day from strangers.  I let everyone in - and never look at them again - but it takes time to accept each one.  It would be great if they could let themselves in without bothering me.



Offline amgsl55

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I've never bothered with Linkedin, or any other form of social media

But I'm curious, what's the benefits of Linkedin?



Offline mhh

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I've never bothered with Linkedin, or any other form of social media

But I'm curious, what's the benefits of Linkedin?

None that I can see. In case I'm too stupid to see the benefits, I'm resisting closing my account. I'm just trying to make it easier to belong.