'Welcome to LinkedIn Lunatics': Top 20 Tone Deaf Tyrants

LinkedIn has recently become a tragic cringe-fest for people who take to it in order to feel better about themselves. Kind of like TikTok influencers, but less professional. The red flags are running rampant, and folk hold them up with tone-deaf pride. You're bound to read about their exaggerated achievements, and the funniest part is the cooperation from other LinkedIn profiles who cheer them on, saying things like 'Good job!', and 'Way to go!'. Y'know, the creative, innovative, personal comments you like to hear.

Now, that isn't to say there aren't a few perks to LinkedIn. It's a great place to broaden your social network, expand, search for a job, and develop your career. THAT BEING SAID: LinkedIn is still stupid. Does it make for some wild entertainment? Yes, it does. If you're finding yourself bored on a Friday night, just go to r/LinkedInLunatics, it will put life into perspective, and it's way better than a reality show.

Without further ado, scroll down and read the cringe for yourself. For more, here is another batch for you to enjoy.

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