Mom Who Used LinkedIn To Find Her Missing Son Accused Of Posting About It To Promote …

LinkedIn’s role in professional networking and job searching cannot be overstated in this modern world but I’m sure we can all agree that the etiquette around what does and doesn’t belong on the platform has become more blurred in recent years. From memes to overly personal confessions, LinkedIn posts are becoming a little unprofessional. But, for one mom, the social networking site proved its worth when a non-work-related message from a total stranger brought her missing son home to her.A woman found her son through a LinkedIn message after he went missing at the park.A screenshot of the story, which the relieved mom shared on the networking platform has been shared in Reddit’s “r/LinkedInLunatics” subreddit.The mom in question, Amandine, explained that while chaperoning a group of ten-year-olds, her own child had wandered off.RELATED: Woman’s Boss Accused Her Of ‘Quiet Quitting’ Because She Only Works 40-Hour Weeks & Won’t Cover Employees He FiredHe did not have his mother’s phone number, nor did he have a phone to contact her on.While she searched for the boy, unbeknownst to her, he had met up with some people who wanted to help him find his mom.The boy relayed that his mother worked at LinkedIn and the helpful citizens hopped
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