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Other platforms are more genteel. | Other platforms are more genteel. | ||
[[LinkedIn]], for example, is traditionally regarded as the most benign environment, where people speak soberly, though not without liberal helpings of [[passive aggression]] and a good old [[virtue signal]] every now and then, about their bona-fide commercial aspirations, and all are | [[LinkedIn]], for example, is traditionally regarded as the most benign environment, where people speak soberly, though not without liberal helpings of [[passive aggression]] and a good old [[virtue signal]] every now and then, about their bona-fide commercial aspirations, and all are earnestly engaged in the business of propelling [[Adam Smith]]’s [[Free market|invisible hand]] around the [[Ouija board]] for the betterment of themselves, their [[Shareholder|shareholders]], [[Stakeholder capitalism|stakeholders]], and the general greater good. | ||
This does not stop | This does not stop them engaging in self-aggrandising acts of incautious immodesty and, at the limit, utter fantasy when describing their own impact on the social history of commerce. | ||
A guide to those self-penned [[LinkedIn]] profile descriptions. We all know what they say, and let’s face it: you know what they ''mean''. | A guide to those self-penned [[LinkedIn]] profile descriptions. We all know what they say, and let’s face it: you know what they ''mean''. | ||