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☆ 'It's gross, it's unprofessional': Some LinkedIn users are being put off the platform by unsolicited flirtatious DMs
  + stars: | 2024-11-08 | by ( Sawdah Bhaimiya | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +8 min
studioEAST | Getty ImagesSome LinkedIn users have reported receiving unsolicited flirtatious messages via the platform, with expert Bernie Hogan at the Oxford Internet Institute saying the employment-focused social website is increasingly being used for dating purposes. "It's just a gross feeling ... it's gross, it's unprofessional," Huddy told CNBC. "LinkedIn is not a workplace, it merely frames itself as a workplace," he told CNBC Make It. A recent Forbes Health Survey of 1,000 Americans who have used dating apps in the past year found that 78% felt fatigued emotionally, mentally, or physically by dating apps sometimes, often, or always. "So LinkedIn has effectively created a dating site without dating," Hogan added.
Persons: Bernie Hogan, Blair Huddy, Huddy, She's, Shriya, DatingNews.com, Hogan, Courtney Boyer, Boyer, Sasha Dutta, Dutta, Oscar Wong Organizations: Getty, Oxford Internet Institute, Hudson Davis Communications, CNBC, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Facebook, Forbes Health Survey Locations: studioEAST, Los Angeles, U.S, Central Florida, Asian
☆ Gen Zers don't think dating apps are fun anymore, but this CEO thinks she's cracked the code
  + stars: | 2024-09-18 | by ( Lindsay Dodgson | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
It puts the success of your dating life in the hands of your friends or family, who create your profile for you. Many Gen Zers have been on social media since they were tweens, and by the time they reached dating age, they were jaded. AdvertisementDating used to be funMany people believe dating apps aren't fun anymore. Related storiesAccording to Statista data, people aged 18-29 now make up only 26% of online dating service users in the US. Wilson believes these founders were wrong because Gen Zers enjoy the "karmic reward" of Wingman.
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☆ It's 3 weeks into January and your New Year's resolutions might be starting to slip. Here are 6 tips from an entrepreneur to make lasting goals in 2024.
  + stars: | 2024-01-21 | by ( Sawdah Bhaimiya | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
Mimi Ikonn, the cofounder of wellness brand Intelligent Change and a social media influencer, told Business Insider that making lasting changes requires a holistic approach. But she warned against making too many goals and instead to narrow it down to three to five ultimate goals for the year. "The more people you tell about your goals and dreams, the more chances you're going to actually do it." Share your goals on social mediaSimilar to having an accountability buddy, sharing your resolutions on social media can actually put gentle pressure on you to achieve them. Ikonn said that one of her goals in 2024 was to do more public speaking and she decided to share this on social media.
Persons: —, Mimi Ikonn, Ikonn, newyearmoodboard, it's, You've, we'll Organizations: Service, Business, Forbes Health
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