LinkedIn

[quackhandle]

One thing that LI is sneaky about it when you get a connection request, you only have the no or yes, but online (can't find it on mobile) you can reply directly (it is a very small arrow, it's as it LI don't want you doing this) and ask politely how I can help.

qh

[maya]

Recently they have come up with some new design changes , looks good , are you still facing this problem with new design?

[darrylmg]

I'm going to hijack this and ask if anyone knows if there's any benefit on linkedin to sticking some kind of cert at the back of your actual name on the site? I've seen it a few times; Jornal McDornal, CISM or Edward Bledward, CISSP. I can't see it doing anything more than putting the cert further down your profile does.

Yes it does.
It's a way to differentiate yourself from the others who have the same name.

[ladymuck]

There is a new option to let agents know you are looking without showing everyone.

I think the poster 2 above you said that

And the poster on the first page (me) said it too

[ladymuck]

One thing that LI is sneaky about it when you get a connection request, you only have the no or yes, but online (can't find it on mobile) you can reply directly (it is a very small arrow, it's as it LI don't want you doing this) and ask politely how I can help.

qh

You can look at the person's profile on the app before accepting and send them a message.