Spyke
irmoz
lemmy.world

I GET KNOCKED DOWN, BUT I GET UP AGAIN, YOU'RE NEVER GONNA KEEP ME DOWN

I GET KNOCKED DOWN, BUT I GET UP AGAIN, YOU'RE NEVER GONNA KEEP ME DOWN

I GET KNOCKED DOWN, BUT I GET UP AGAIN, YOU'RE NEVER GONNA KEEP ME DOWN

I GET KNOCKED DOWN, BUT I GET UP AGAIN, YOU'RE NEVER GONNA KEEP ME DOWN

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Kedly
lemm.ee

I feel I'm out of the loop with the linked in part

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drcobaltjedireply
programming.dev

Theres a reason the dog post got so much traction on linkedin.

Anyone out of the loop the dog pist says:

"Yesterday I was walking to an interview. There was a starving dog on the road. I stopped to feed him & missed the interview. The next day I got a call asking to come in to do the interview. I was surprised, but I went. Then the interviewer came in. He was the dog."

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Yeah, now imagine every linkedin influencer posting functionally identical nonsense but playing it straight and acting like its inspirational.

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chandz05reply
lemmy.world

People on LinkedIn always post some BS motivational crap like "look at this tree, it never gave up! Take inspiration from it!". Very annoying

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Kedlyreply

Ah, that makes sense, I think I misunderstood the hell part as meaning something bad for the tree instead. Thanks for the prompt explanation!

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Linked In is "professional" social media and a hotbed for bootstraps propaganda and other pro-capitalist gaslighting.

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manicluckyreply
lemmy.world

It's a metaphor for getting back up after you fall down, which is the kind of shit people who actually use LinkedIn as a social media eat up.

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Kedlyreply

That makes sense! Thanks for the clarification!

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The picture will be posted together with some vomit inducing inspirational quote from some "Life-Coach" or middle manager on LinkedIn

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When a tree grows towards the light, it's inspirational, but when the potatoes in my cupboard do it, it's a "problem"

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