LinkedIn’s days are numbered: professionals reveal they are finding jobs through Tinder …

Users of dating apps have reported that casual hookups are turning into interviews and job offers, revealing an unexpected use of these platforms and raising questions about ethical boundaries and new forms of networking. Job seekers have been turning to dating apps to network and boost their careers, and a significant portion of them claim to be securing interviews and even job offers through these platforms. According to a report published by ForbesAccording to a recent survey by the resume-building website Resume Builder, conducted with 2.225 users of dating apps in the United States, approximately One in three has already used these tools for professional purposes.And almost one in ten stated that this is the main reason for being there. The data also shows that men report using dating apps for career purposes slightly more frequently than women, across all age groups between 18 and 55 years old. — ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW — According to the study, 37% of men They said they resort to apps for networking, before 30% of women. The practice is growing among higher-income users: among those who earn over US$200 per year, Almost half said they use these platforms to seek professional advantages.This information was
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