

LinkedIn Cringe
May 8, 2024
Dive into hilarious workplace blunders, like mistaking a periscope for an art installation. Discover the absurdity of corporate jargon such as 'noodle on it' and cringe-worthy LinkedIn posts, including a mother job-seeking for her son without his consent. The hosts share awkward and insincere LinkedIn communications while promoting the importance of authenticity. They emphasize the fine line between professional networking and self-promotion, combining humor with valuable insights on navigating today's corporate landscape.
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Leigh's Art Periscope Mishap
- Leigh Henderson shared a story where she accidentally broke a non-movable art periscope in a company office in Amsterdam.
- The prank by a colleague led to an embarrassing moment and a secret Santa gift of a toy periscope.
Cringe Corporate Speak Insight
- The phrase "noodle on it" is cringe corporate speak that means "think about it" but sounds childish.
- Such phrases often lead to no real action, serving as polite avoidance rather than genuine consideration.
LinkedIn's Oversharing Problem
- LinkedIn has become a place where people overshare deeply personal and often inappropriate content.
- Posts include private family issues, creepy photos of strangers, and exploitative content that clash with LinkedIn's professional purpose.