Survey: Over 90% of women have received inappropriate messages on LinkedIn


Almost 10% of women surveyed feel worried after receiving inappropriate messages on LinkedIn, according to the survey. — AFP Relaxnews

A study surveying users of the professional networking site, LinkedIn, reports that over 90% of women on the platform say that they have received romantic advances or inappropriate messages at least once.

For LinkedIn users, job offers can sit alongside unwanted sexual advances in their inboxes. Or so suggest the findings of a study* polling over 1,000 women active on LinkedIn in the United States, and conducted by Passport-photo.online.

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