People are not clicking your profile
LinkedIn used to be a resume platform and that has changed a lot. The days of people clicking your profile to see your online resume are long gone. Your profile is still looked at, but just not as much as you think.
People are spending more time on LinkedIn looking at what content you post, the comments you leave, and what posts you hit the like button on.
If you’re updating your LinkedIn profile like your career depends on it, it doesn’t matter — not anymore, anyway.
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