LinkedIn's Mysterious Profile Viewers
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Overview
A four-panel meme featuring two simple drawn characters discussing LinkedIn profile view statistics. The first panel shows a gray character with a neutral expression next to the LinkedIn logo stating, '8 people clicked on your profile and you appeared on 15 searches'. The second panel shows a white character with a curious expression asking, 'ok, then show me, where are they?'. The third panel shows the gray character with a blank expression next to the LinkedIn logo. The fourth panel shows the gray character with an angry/frustrated expression next to the LinkedIn logo. The meme humorously highlights the common experience of LinkedIn users seeing profile view statistics but not being able to identify the actual viewers without a premium subscription.
Origin notes
The meme appears to be originally created using Mematic, as indicated by the 'made with mematic' watermark in the bottom-left corner. It likely circulated on social media platforms as a relatable joke about LinkedIn's notification system and limited visibility of profile viewers without a paid subscription.
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