alt Hacker News> It's a social network that became socially acceptable to browse at work.
YMMV. I’ve heard a few stories where opened LinkedIn at work was treated as a massive red flag: “this person looks elsewhere, they are not committed to the company anymore”.
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layer8 • yesterday at 3:47 PM
If you’re considered valuable at your current company, instead of being a red flag it can help you get a raise or other benefits.
torginus • yesterday at 3:18 PM
This. I would rather post on any other social media site at work than Linkedin. It's a major signal that the person is looking for work.
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whatevaa • yesterday at 3:06 PM
No more such thing as commit to the company in western world anymore. Companies are definitely not commited to you.
It depends on your role. People in sales have it open all the time since it's a legitimate research tool for them.