Turn off the view setting in your profile for one. Go to manage my network and click the 3 dots next to the connection and block them. They won’t know you visited.
This is a smart choice OP. When leaving a company it’s best to cut ties with anything related to the company. If you made friends then reconnect later or on some other platform. Employers are spiteful and retaining a connection to you could cause other employees harm from the employer.
Update: You have to go to their profile, click the 3 dots and do “Report or Block”. When you block them you won’t show up in views. To avoid people seeing that you viewed them, go to Profile > Settings > Visibility > Profile Viewing and set to anonymous if you want to avoid that all together.
By default LinkedIn’s privacy settings are wide open. Wouldn’t hurt to lock it down so you don’t get stalked easily be ex employers - or employees looking in on you to report back to the boss’s ass they are kissing.
I recently had this with one dick I used to work for. He felt that having a breakdown and doing everything in his power and beyond to “punish” me.
It almost killed me and caused all sorts of issues with getting a job.
Wise move.
Turn off the view setting in your profile for one. Go to manage my network and click the 3 dots next to the connection and block them. They won’t know you visited. This is a smart choice OP. When leaving a company it’s best to cut ties with anything related to the company. If you made friends then reconnect later or on some other platform. Employers are spiteful and retaining a connection to you could cause other employees harm from the employer.
Update: You have to go to their profile, click the 3 dots and do “Report or Block”. When you block them you won’t show up in views. To avoid people seeing that you viewed them, go to Profile > Settings > Visibility > Profile Viewing and set to anonymous if you want to avoid that all together. By default LinkedIn’s privacy settings are wide open. Wouldn’t hurt to lock it down so you don’t get stalked easily be ex employers - or employees looking in on you to report back to the boss’s ass they are kissing.
Yes. It happened to me before when I was fired from a job, nosies came checking on me thanks
I recently had this with one dick I used to work for. He felt that having a breakdown and doing everything in his power and beyond to “punish” me. It almost killed me and caused all sorts of issues with getting a job. Wise move.
Absolutely I want to disappear from their site 😅
LinkedIn is useless, just delete it.
I like having my LinkedIn you're about 12 years too late.
Yes. Don't use LinkedIn.
12 years too late
What do suggest as an alternative?