LinkedIn culture encourages hollow performative professional posts
LinkedIn's algorithm and professional norms reward verbose, emotionally performative content over substantive professional insight, training users to write in an exaggerated and hollow style. Satirical tools parodying this phenomenon suggest widespread awareness and frustration with the platform's content quality norms. This reflects a deeper problem of misaligned incentives in professional social media.
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