Over linkedin, I have observed this trend. For the people at the highest of the spectrum, its fine. But, people with 3-4yrs of experience, what are trying to prove?
every person is expert on LinkedIn, so i just unfollow them, i only follow who are genuinely ace in my field and posts some research and new artifacts rather than chasing those internet likes.
and one common thing is that, none of these experts i follow have huge following which is very great, i get to connect with them, and response is almost quick.
I have seen most of such experts are from us/europe. As a result, they have less following but more knowledge as compared to an avg bhaiya/ didi influencer
They agree with you! I'm them.
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