LinkedinLunatics

No? I think the other question is what the community is for? I think it's appropriate based off the community description, although I don't remember the last time I have seen a post that wasn't obviously satire.

They're a parody account

As someone who grew up in Ireland, we are sarcastic cunts. Hence, I always read everything as satire.

Commenters so eager to shit on people

To be fair, that’s the only purpose of this community. But the post is brilliant 😄

I was about to say, this guy is glazing MBA's way too hard for this not to be a joke.

The only one I follow on LinkedIn.

Is that the same Ken Cheng that's playing board games with No Rolls Barred?

He's a professional comedian. He realized that linked in is actually social media that people hate and have to actively use.

Honestly the pacing to me, the final punchline, etc. all scream that it's intentional satire. That and the "I want to connect with you emotionally :)" cemented it for me

This is a guy on LinkedIn who has made minor internet celebrity out of posting cringe. He makes regular appearances on LinkedInLunatics. Not entirely sure if he's a deranged business geek or a Dril still hoax account. But he baits enough people for it to be a moot point. Dude is definitely channeling a vibe.

It's a picture with words on it. Of course it's a meme!

I'm convinced its an elaborate joke, yea.

Kinda gives Ken M vibes.

Trolling LinkedIn is really next-level.

A lot of the elite business communities are entirely extended social groups. Lots of nephews. Lots of professional self-promotionists. Lots of gurus, promising to deliver quasi-spiritualist business secrets. The system they're attached to is swimming in surplus revenue, so doing relatively simple arbitrage with a big enough line of credit can enrich these well-connected individuals quickly. And putting someone with connections to easy credit onto your board is a great way to grow your company.

MBAs get to operate at the kindergarten level because they're playing with billions of dollars in a game that is designed to guarantee they (mostly) walk away winners.

Trump is a classic example. Lose a billion dollars, go out and find another line of credit, gamble on double or nothing, market goes up so you win it all back again. Nobody asks where this credit is coming from or why The Donald is uniquely positioned to draw on it. Elon has a similar story. He just keeps spinning the wheel and doubling down, confident that the game has a positive ROI, so he'll always come out ahead in the end.

He is hilarious, and the comments he incites are even better.

I did not know, so I appreciate this heads up.