LinkedIn Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at LinkedIn?

"The ability to make a difference."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Yes, go to Harvard or be a previous employee of Yahoo. One of those will get you through the door, talent or no talent, experience or no experience."

What don't you like about working at LinkedIn?

"Management."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Grow up."

"Great people to work for."

What do you like about working at LinkedIn?

"Nice people, no pressure, support, positive thinking. Adequate workload. good food, too."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be prepared. People are nice, and if you are serious about the position, being yourself will get you the best results."

What don't you like about working at LinkedIn?

"Not clear how to change fields and get out of the rut of the day-to-day job."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I don't know, don't know how to do this. Maybe have more individual talk."

"Professionally and personally fulfilling."

What do you like about working at LinkedIn?

"The people I worked with, coupled with the company's mission and vision, made LinkedIn one of the most extraordinary experiences in my professional career."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Convey enthusiasm and passion for social media and know how to differentiate the use cases for LinkedIn versus Facebook versus Twitter."

What don't you like about working at LinkedIn?

"Leadership of my division, marketing solutions, was in constant transition."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Focus on stabalizing the leadserhip of the marketing solutions team."

"I started at LinkedIn as a language (Malay) QA in 2011, and rapidly worked my way up, learning swiftly and strongly which pushed me to my position as a Junior Automation QA Engineer (covering 18 languages), which I am still learning. But as the company grew so did I. And this is why with my hunger of leaning, I've decided that I wanted to learn more and also hope that what I've learned is applicable to other companies as well."

"I worked as central QA person involving in daily releases for Linkedin website managing release cycles and automation results and worked multiple different developers from all over the company to accomplish daily releases."

"I have worked at LinkedIn and I love being here. This is a great company with great people. I feel like we are all one happy family here working for what we believe in, which is creating a network of professionals around the globe. I enjoy coming into work every day. Most people can't say that about where they work. That is what I love about LinkedIn.Also free food is a huge plus! Saves you money!!"

"Great company and very friendly people who are always eager to help you out if you have any questions. Plus, the perks here are great."

"LinkedIn was seriously the worst place I have ever worked. Management sucked, they liked to think of themselves as socially progressive, but the diversity at LinkedIn was pretty bad, and if you were different, they treated you with disdain. They were horrible about really fostering the skills and growth of their employees and would prefer to work them to death."

"I have been working at the EMEA HQ of LinkedIn since early 2018. It is an amazing working atmosphere, great people, good food and LinkedIn is a very strong position from a product perspective. Although ''next play'' is well-known phrase within the company, moving up can be challenging. Great place to work."

"I've worked for Linkedin since Feb. of this year. I have grown and learned a lot from my job."

"My team is relatively new and lacking in procedures for you to get the job done. So you almost find everything by yourself."

"LinkedIn has evolved to become one the most prevalent resources for professional networking available. Used by more than 600+ million people on an international scale, for many professional networkers, replaced traditional forms of meeting and socializing."

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