Should You Accept LinkedIn Invites from Strangers?

Delta Media in latest news 0 comments 10 JUL 2016

A recent survey, reported in SC Magazine, found that 24% of surveyed LinkedIn users have connected with people they didn’t know on the professional social network, despite LinkedIn’s repeated warnings not to do so. Why is this an issue? Because LinkedIn […]

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