LinkedIn can be a valuable new tool. Granted, all the social networking sites we have been using could be valuable new tools. I don't think I would call LinkedIn just another social networking site though. Linked in offers groups, polls, and practically writes a resume for you.
Unlike Facebook, which offers new games to play, LinkedIn tells me that I might be interested in particular jobs. I can click on News and get information that will tell me how to find a job with LinkedIn or BYOD. These are things that I think about in my day to day work life these days. I can connect with professionals, not my family, especially not my children's friends.
The polling experience was very interesting. I asked a very open question and got a good response, but with feedback from my classmates, I thought of ways to refine my question so that I might be able to use LinkedIn for my Twitter paper. And from my informal survey, 22 of 43 or 51%, of the respondents preferred Linked in.
My husband, Butch, who finally joined the 21st Century and joined LinkedIn as his first SNS.
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