Do you still use LinkedIn to learn something new?

Yes, I continue using LinkedIn as an educational tool, particularly when I need to gain practical knowledge from the experience of people in that area. It could be helpful to follow some industry experts, discuss topics and get various viewpoints. I just make sure to verify crucial information through other sources.
 
i mostly use linkedin for work and finding potential clients.i like checking posts from people with experience some useful tips and ideas to learn from
 
For me, LinkedIn is also useful for finding small ideas I can try later. Sometimes it’s not a big lesson, just one little tip that makes me think oh, I should try that
 
Nah... there's just too much content out there right now. I follow a few c-lvl people on social media, but I try to collect and process content in advance using AI so that I find only what is useful and important.
 
i still use linkedin learn from other peoples experiences especially when they share how they solved a real problem.
 
LinkedIn has a lot of content every day but do you actually learn something useful from it? or do you mostly use it for networking and work? curious to know how others use LinkedIn.
It’s only useful to me to find information about my competitors because people usually post actual information before it is deleted by their Engagement Pods.
 
Yes. LinkedIn is still useful for learning new things, especially through industry posts, expert opinions, case studies, and discussions. I also use it to see what people in SEO and digital marketing are currently talking about.
 
i use linkedin mostly to connect with potential clients and also pick up useful ideas from other people since a lot of the shared info feels practical and helpful
 
LinkedIn has a lot of content every day but do you actually learn something useful from it? or do you mostly use it for networking and work? curious to know how others use LinkedIn.
Just wanted to add that comments were often more helpful than posts – practitioners put numbers, techniques and mistakes in comments.
 
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