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Comment on: Topic 'LinkedIn Inmails or Invitations? What works best for you?': to and sometimes ignored. Connection requests get more attention.…; Added by Jeanna Zivalich at 12:12pm on July 22, 2013

Comment for: savita: srry i've sent a frend request to u by mistake.... ignore if u have any problem... -Vnay; Added by Vnay... VeRoN at 1:44am on December 15, 2007

Comment on: Blog Post 'A Linkedin mistake none of us should allow ourselves to make.': ue of connections within LinkedIn and LinkedIn themselves should focus more on 'adding value' by better educating those who use this site. The bigger LinkedIn gets the less value it is as a business resource because of practices by the users to connect to anyone. Also, it's amazing how bossy / demanding those who send these requests are by telling you how to respond by ignoring rather than declining so not to 'affect' their LinkedIn 'status'. Connections are meant to benefit business relationships not just to 'collect' names.…; Added by Marjie Gray at 10:49am on December 7, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Rude Linkedin Introductions, you just sent one!': ecruiters asking if you know anybody for a position as an elephant trainer in Alaska. I got three or four yesterday. Ain't technology grand?…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 10:23am on May 17, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post 'Rude Linkedin Introductions, you just sent one!': hort bio about myself and my company and how we place top talent and find top talent in the financial services field (since at this point the person could be a candidate or a future client). When I get the standard LinkedIn request from people with no note, I go and check out their profile. If it appears to be nothing but a person wanting to link up to "hawk" their wares...I ignore the request.…; Added by Theresa OKeefe at 12:48pm on May 17, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'linkedin': nings, ignorance is no excuse. That is why we get a warning. What is there to discuss? Sort of like driving the wrong way on a one way street, getting a ticket, then wanting an explanation because we failed to see the one way sign. We don't directly pay to use the street but if we fail to see or ignore the street signs, we get a ticket and we get to pay it. Does the judge care or need to explain that we broke the law. We make mistakes, we get to pay for them so maybe we pay more attention in the future.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 12:28pm on March 23, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post 'Can you help me with this definition please!': n't get to something for three days, weeks, or months, just let the person know. Manage their expectations. They'll appreciate it and in the long run so will you.…; Added by Steven Rothberg at 3:55pm on February 19, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'InMail: Include Your Contact and Professional Info': parties either. I remember ignoring requests to "email" my resume to certain individuals who didn't have their address shown. I figured they were not with it enough to realize they didn't provide a way to do that, so why bother...…; Added by Kelly Blokdijk at 5:21pm on January 22, 2014

Comment on: Topic 'Are friends on Facebook as valuable as a connection on Linkedin': 1 sexgames invitation2 yoville crew requests2 birthday requests1 kidnap! request1 knighthood invitation1 movie quiz request1 happy new year... invitation1 new years drink request Might have to just start hitting ignore all...but what will I be missing out on....oh no…; Added by Jeff Weidner at 12:33pm on January 9, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'I Am A Recruiter!': which are requests to find someone a job! I have posted three replies, but they have not made it through the moderator stage yet. In the mean time, I look like I am ignoring these individuals, which I probably should, considering they obviously didn't read the article.…; Added by Guy Swain at 2:37pm on April 11, 2013