Is it true that I received a message from a friend inviting me to join LinkedIn

It should be true, but I guess he doesn't know it himself, because he changed his mobile phone or installed a new software, he will send the friend** message in the address book, and I often receive it, but I ignore it.

LinkedIn is a large talent marketplace where we ask us to fill out a brief resume. There will also be company CEOs.

But I don't think it helps me to find a job. I used it, but there were a lot of useless emails, and I wanted to block them. I think it's better not to use it.

LinkedIn, the world's largest professional social network**, is a social network (SNS) for business customers, founded in December 2002 and launched in 2003, listed in the United States on May 20, 2011, headquartered in Mountain View, California, USA.

The purpose of the ** is to allow registered users to maintain contacts that they know and trust in their business dealings, commonly known as "connections". A user can invite people he knows to become members of the Connections circle. The number of users has reached 200 million, and on average, a new member joins every second.

He is very similar to China's recruitment and social networking stations, they need a number of users, and they can promote it through invitations, which is normal.

Really, LinkedIn is not English LinkedIn, an English SNS platform, I often use it.

This is an agreement between LinkedIn and users, and the platform imports its own contacts.

If you add friends on LinkedIn, you can set a custom invitation message, the invitation message is concise and friendly, and others who write well will naturally be more willing to pass their own invitation. However, if the content of this invitation message is sent in large quantities in a short period of time, it will be monitored by LinkedIn and determined that it is sending spam ads, so there is a risk of being banned.

Garbage**In order to pull members in, send invitations randomly! You can file a complaint with the cyber regulator!

The agent will prompt you on how to cancel the invitation (People Options - Manage All Invitations - Click Sent - then Withdraw All Invitations).

The customer service staff will tell you how to delete the uploaded contact email address, etc., to prevent it from being automatically sent in the future (this step is very important) (My Friends - View All - "Top Right" - Manage Imported Contacts - After entering, delete all the imported contacts. Hope to adopt.

The experience of using LinkedIn is very bad, and most of those who use LinkedIn value it, because LinkedIn is a business social platform, and the value of LinkedIn is still great compared to other platforms. If the landlord feels that LinkedIn is not easy to use, he can use some auxiliary tools, please refer to: web link.

It's okay to turn it away and ignore it.

Tynyima is pitted... Give my friends all** links.。。。 The leaders knew that I wanted to change jobs.

If you don't resist strangers adding friends, it's good to pass the verification, if you don't want to add it, ignore it.

It is true that you can't see your friend's profile and can't make a connection when you search directly. You can click on your friend's homepage first, and then click on the person he is associated with in the bottom right corner (i.e., peoplealsoviewed), which is where you will find that the person's basic information can be seen and can also be connected. Then you go through the lower right corner of this person's homepage, which is also peoplealsoviewed, find your friend and click in, you can see the information can also establish contact.

Good luck!

There is a LinkedIn skill in the post bar that you can learn.

Inviting you to add friends is to let you **install LinkedIn, and register LinkedIn users, and finally add each other as friends to establish contact. LinkedIn is a workplace social software, often invited, its model is the same as WeChat, QQ, you can invite others to add as friends, is a common way to promote.

At LinkedIn, invitations (commonly known as adding people) are how we connect with others. A LinkedIn member sends the invitation first, and when the other person accepts the invitation, the two become 1-degree contacts. If the invitee is not a LinkedIn member, the invitee will be prompted to join LinkedIn and accept the invitation.

With each new Rubber Chain contact, our network could add thousands of professionals.