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🎩 MxVoid 🎩
@mxvoid
I need some confirmation from recruiters or anyone who is recruiter-adjacent… Is this real??? It feels like a troll. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/11/red-flags-recruiters-look-out-for-in-job-candidates.html
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scizors|theythem|cult leader🎩
@scizors.eth
I've read this all over the place. It seems weird but I took it off of mine. I don't want to look desperate or whatever
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Roman 🎤
@romansys.eth
I removed that badge a few months ago Haven't received a single offer since then, hahha But when it was on I only got 2 orders anyway
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what
@what
This is wrong - the open to work banner is a bright green flag that I look for everyday
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William
@wtracy
I've heard this, and turned it off. I'm increasingly skeptical, and will probably turn it back on soon.
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Fer
@akaay9
I have a instinct that it depends on what stage of career you are and what you’re looking for. I think if you’re early or mid-stage career, the open-work badge wouldn’t hurt because the pool of companies hiring are usually a lot. It might hurt if you’re looking for leadership or executive roles. I don’t know
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DGNTL
@degenitalismo
This has to be some kind of clickbait more than anything else. Confusion bait. “Learn this one weird thing LinkedIn doesn’t want you to know about!”
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Chips
@chips
Not sure if true but in an age where companies can’t find enough employees you’d think they’d be less picky
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