Great company, unless you have a disability - Anonymous employee LinkedIn Employee Review

2.0
Mar 21, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

LinkedIn has a lot of focus on the employee experience, meaning there's heavy emphasis on culture and values. Because they really try and enforce their 'no ahole' policy, you work with a truly great group of people

Cons

There are no employees with a visible disability working in any of the LinkedIn EMEA offices (or San Francisco, Toronto, Chicago, New York, Sao Paolo for that matter). When I tried to give feedback and get the employee resource group to be more active, I was told by HR "disabilities are not a priority for LinkedIn" and I was qualified as 'difficult'. Every time I now see Pat Wadors give a speech on the importance of 'Diversity, inclusion and belonging', I crinch, because what she means is Belonging for those groups that are a priority. I was one of LinkedIn's biggest advocates and loved working there. I left incredibly disappointed!

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Cons

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Pros

Amazing perks and nice people. Perks: I was able to purchase new luggage with the help of some internal points for my performance. Unfortunately, I have not traveled since I left the company with the luggage. Travel also changed after I took the job and I was a global traveler.

Cons

I ended up quitting my job to look for a new job in 2024. The exit from the company was extremely poorly managed by my manager and the HR staff. I had a very difficult time networking after I left the job which is funny given that it is a social networking platform. I felt like there was still a presence from the company even after joining She Runs It, a third-party networking platform for women. I expected more from LinkedIn during my departure. I was unaware what impact working at this company could have on my career. They should really help their employees with their next role and applying as a lot of the applications occur on the platform. There was only an opportunity to interview and reach out to people that worked for LinkedIn at B2B, even though I have B2C experience. AI has really complicated the process as well with writing etc. since leaving.

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