Fake Sincerity: A LinkedIn Message that Bugs Me

LinkedIn MessageToday I got this LinkedIn connect message from someone who's in a group with me. He's offering to help me -- or at least, I think he says he is. 


Good Afternoon, 

I am looking to build relationships inside LinkedIn, and with a fairly large client portfolio, could offer you a lucrative referral relationship. Take a few minutes and send me a message describing what you look for when prospecting potential customers. I may have some of the contacts that you would like to be connected to. 


But I don't believe him one little bit. Under the auspices of being willing to connect me with potential customers, he's really just trolling for business. 


Fake sincerity leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Probably in yours too. And, the truth is, we're all pretty good at sensing a person's true intentions. 


What do you think?



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Published on March 26, 2013 04:40
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