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#440830 - 11/03/08 09:07 AM Anyone else use Linked in?
Anonymous Unregistered	Seems to be 'The' thing to do right now for a bunch of my past & present colleagues. Feel free to add me - I also created a 'Xterra Owners Club' group on there for us all. http://www.linkedin.com/in/rholgate
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#440831 - 11/03/08 09:30 AM Re: Anyone else use Linked in?
Anonymous Unregistered	I just checked, and I've been on LinkedIn for 4 years. I really should update my profile.
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#440832 - 11/03/08 10:54 AM Re: Anyone else use Linked in?
Auditor_Kevin Member Registered: 01/06/02 Posts: 1016 Loc: Dundee, IL	I've heard coworkers talk about it lately. I know this is XOC so we crap on everything, but it seems like a "myspace" for professionals if you ask me. The whole 'better job offers actually extended vs. actual time spent adding friends, etc' ratio seems grossly out of whack. Pretty vapid way to network if you ask me.
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#440833 - 11/03/08 12:52 PM Re: Anyone else use Linked in?
Anonymous Unregistered	I'm LinkedIn too. I got an invite a year ago from a former coworker. I didn't put much effort into it until this past month when I went into job search high gear. I'm not that "linked" with my degrees of seperation, but my profile is updated with my resume key points so if by chance someone gives me an offer then it would be time well spent.
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#440834 - 11/03/08 03:16 PM Re: Anyone else use Linked in?
Mobycat Member Registered: 12/09/00 Posts: 8374 Loc: the hue of dungeons and the sc...	Coworker of mine said, "I want to be LinkedOUT!" _________________________ "Nature has constituted utility to man the standard and test of virtue. Men living in different countries, under different circumstances, different habits and regimens, may have different utilities; the same act, therefore, may be useful and consequently virtuous in one country which is injurious and vicious in another differently circumstanced" - Thomas Jefferson, moral relativist
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