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I thought it was a joke, and then saw the actual post on LinkedIn this morning. That place is something else.
It’s enough to make satirists give up. When reality is already this absurd, what do you do?
You start bending absurdity. The next article should be about what B2B sales taught him about the benefits of open marriages, and how all paths lead to polyamory. The follow up article is about how bigamy is not unlike merger and acquisitions, and you need great communication to make it all work. You can simplify the process by signing up for alpha release of his AI app (wrapper around chatGPT).
Can you link it? I wanna know what he “learned”
Thanks
That picture is wild because i am sure no one actually goes to the beach dressed like that. It just screams planned out specifically for the photo.
I’m with you on that.
Him: “Let’s go for a walk on the beach.”
Her: “Sounds romantic…but why is there a photographer following us?”
Him: “LinkedIn business to business engagement stuff.”
Nobody goes to the beach in Capri’s, light shirt or a sundress? You need to get out more of go to a beach that’s not a spring break attraction.
Some people recreate moments for photos.
🤢
Imagine giving a shit about that.
Welcome to the world of wedding photography.
These posts come from people who have heard about the importance of networking, but don’t understand what that actually means at all.
LinkedIn is Facebook for people who want to return the office.
Gotta get on board with the tcp/ip stack…oh not that kind of networking
The way most people react to seeing big spiders in their home (a mixture of aggression and fear) is the same way I react to LinkeIn.
Big spiders are useful though.
I’m not a fan of spiders, but I’m a fan of their work.
You could run a spider corporation, exploiting all the little spider workers!
Jack Dorsey is basically Linked In, personified.
With a white supremacist beard.
Lol I think he got canned from Bluesky.
Given all the talk that he wasn’t very involved, I wouldn’t be surprised. He always seemed more interested in nostr
What the hell, OP? Don’t ommit what it taught the guy about B2B sales!
$10 says it’s about “building relationships”.
More specifically, how to manipulate people into saying yes.
Ferengi ass mfers
My sales director once told me sales starts with a ‘No’. If the customer doesn’t need any convincing then what is it exactly that we’re paying you for?
Is that why I keep getting marriage proposals from weird email handles in my junkmail folder?
Is this the definition of a troglodyte?
I dunno that word just popped into my head for some reason
My man is on his hustle and grind. He just bagged his first trophy wife, he’s looking to hit at networth of $1M by the end of the year (minus $950k in debt), and he’s starting his fourteenth business before he’s even turned 40.
He is the modern incarnation of a Classic Greek Legend, and you can too if you buy his protein powder, subscribe to his substack, and work for his MLM.
Are we positive this isn’t a joke?
