Rejected Linkedin Invitations Forum

[Anonymous User]

If some people at your workplace reject linkedin invites, does this mean they don't like you?

[ilovesf]

You should confront them and ask them. That is the only way to find out the truth.

[LeDique]

Maybe you should try to get them to endorse you for something like "being an asshole" to find out what they really think about you.

[911 crisis actor]

Challenge them to single combat

[Anonymous User]

I feel like these ideas are funny conceptually, but would only be awkward practically.

[kwabbs]

sometimes I think it has to do with whether he/she believes your a valuable connection in the future. I've had a few people from college try to connect with me but I can't see them as a potential resource in the future so I just leave their invite alone..

[Anonymous User]

The only reason I care is because if I did anything to make someone uncomfortable or feel offended, I would want to adjust my conduct to be less of an asshole if we work together.

[GOATlawman]

wtf kind of asshole would reject a coworkers linked in request?

maybe he didn't know you? do you have a photo? if not, he might not know your name

Otherwise, maybe he clicked wrong so you should send another one?