These super long posts on LinkedIn.

Everywhere on LinkedIn posts, people add a line break after every single sentence. Like this. Like this. Also this. Why do they type like this? Can't they write it as a paragraph like we do on blogs? Forgive me for being dramatic but it really feels annoying to read these posts. Few of the posts are genuinely informative and it makes it difficult to read. Is there any reason behind writing like this? For example, this gentleman wrote a decent piece of content but why did he have to add line breaks after every single sentence? Why not write it as a paragraph?

Is it just mine or is everyone’s LinkedIn blowing up with absolute crap. Like the most basic thing people are posting and making it sound like they discovered something huge or they’ve found some crazy insights. Everyone is trying to build their own LinkedIn brand and it’s just become frustrating. A lot of recruiters/founders still put out hiring posts on LinkedIn Some funny posts - - All founders acting like they’ve achieved something huge by being on the Forbes/times now/etc 40 under 40 list - Today someone posted about the business model of Shyamji Chole Bhature - People copy pasting the same fake stories

I have been watching LinkedIn for a while and recently it feels all the comments seems and feels like ppl trying to present themselves and glorifying the post, like chatufying, those making meaningful comments are discarded or ignored completely. I feel LinkedIn has failed as a platform, ppl who can game the platform get visibility rest who are good and genuine don’t get calls or visibility at all. This might be a reason why everyone is trying to game the platform rather then learning and having skills

People are just writing random posts just for the sake of it. This idea of LinkedIn Influencers is so bullshit. Also , this is not directed towards a single individual but to the whole community.

Engagement profiteering and sympathy farming off someone's passing away is just pathetic and shameful. They will stoop to any level if it gets them a few hundred likes and increases conversion to their actual business. Stop gathering sympathy using the poor fellow please!

i'm a '23 cse grad - offered 60LPA (fixed) + variable (up to 3x of base) as a quant researcher. this offer is strictly "off-campus" (i come from a tier-3 college) and is a result of me switching careers. am i high-balled? low-balled? note: i used to make 30-40LPA as a freelance writer in college before this.

Imagine getting laid off and being subjected to a free financial planning lesson regurgitated over multiple clout-chasing accounts. If they really care enough, why not use that clout to refer folks in need of jobs?

I keep seeing these viral posts with a selfie or some copy paste article, feels a time waste at times. Has anyone else faced similar?