That is so so true. They... by Nimish Dubey on Openvy

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Linkedin needs to be dethroned. Not because it's a bad product. Or not a useful product. But because it's become a complacent product.

And anything that is powered or let's say, weakened by complacency, products, people or plans, should ideally be dismissed from being in effect. The world needs more empowerment, risk-friendly experiments, and evolving belief. Definitely not complacency. When is a better Linkedin (or its dethroner) taking over then?

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Himanshu Khanna

And anything that is powered or let's say, weakened by complacency, products, people or plans, should ideally be dismissed from being in effect. The world needs more empowerment, risk-friendly experiments, and evolving belief. Definitely not complacency. When is a better Linkedin (or its dethroner) taking over then?

That is so so true. They say the time a product is in trouble is when it starts becoming almost predictable to the point of being templatised. Is happening with LinkedIn. You pretty much know what you are going to see every time you head to the site.

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Nimish Dubey

That is so so true. They say the time a product is in trouble is when it starts becoming almost predictable to the point of being templatised. Is happening with LinkedIn. You pretty much know what you are going to see every time you head to the site.

Pretty sad IMO

nikhilminz8918

Linkedin is a cringefest. Everybody sounds the same, looks like NPCs posting and NPCs commenting.

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