LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 865 reviews. Read all reviews for LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder for iPhone.
LinkedIn: Network & Job Finder is free iOS app published by LinkedIn Corporation
Not worth it
Fchesterton
Who would pay $499 a year for LinkedIn premium? Not worth it. I decided to try premium but didn’t realize the cost. When they charged $65 to my credit card I thought this charge was for the entire year! I was wrong and they just charged me for another month, which I will definitely not use. Unbelievable.
Made up notifications
armthethinker
LinkedIn gives me a notification a few moments after I close the app. When I open it, the notifications are for the most trivial things.
LinkedIn is #1 in my opinion
Chef Sully??
Top notch people making deep connections and friendships. Great people everywhere you turn. I have made lasting friendships here on LinkedIn and wouldn’t miss a day of sharing the love with my friends. Chef Sully Jill sullivan
Lack of UI organization
MDeter67
The organization of all the buttons and icons for profile setup are literally everywhere. It’s so difficult to Change your interest, and thing like education because there are different settings for each tab instead of how the app and your profile functions as a whole. I’d like to see that changed in future updates please.
App looks great, but
Derp-able
It has all the knobs and switches in the mobile app, they just all don’t work, or they don’t work well. I decided to try replacing my laptop with a tablet for the summer. I discovered that the jobs profile page won’t update, and gives a useless error. After repeated attempts I had to fall back to the web site. Apps with features that don’t work, or don’t work right, are frustrating. Especially when you trust that the updates you made have actually been made. It was not obvious, either, that the updates had not ‘taken’, even though no error was received at the end. When features don’t work in an app it is an embarrassment to the company, a sign of poor software development practices, and insufficient testing.
Can’t accept recruiter InMail
Kaik_M
Recruiter InMail Accept button doesn’t work. Every time I tap on “Accept” button and navigate back to my inbox. Then tap on same recruiter InMail the “Accept” button is yet active. Can it be addressed in timely manners?
My experience with LinkedIn
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I signed up years ago. It would take up to a half hour to get the jumbled words to work to open the site. I tried several times to get help from linkedin to solve this problem and got none. I tried to cancel and they wouldn’t. I’m retired now and still they send me notices and I still can’t open my account.
Premium is Not worth it
cumulonimbi
Basic app is fine for just what it is. The Premium subscription is not even close to being worth their price point.