See Who's Reading Your LinkedIn Profile

Thursday, May 10th, 2007

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LinkedIn added a new feature this week called “Who’s Viewed My Profile” that shows the last twenty people who’ve looked at your profile and the company or industry they are in.

In the last week, visitors to my profile included a student at the University of Waterloo, a product manager at Microsoft, and someone at Kyocera, among others.

Users choose what information they’d like to disclose when viewing a profile (name and headline, anonymous profile characteristiscs, or don’t show any info). The default choice is the anonymous profile information.

The feature is linked from each user’s profile page in the right sidebar.

Update: If you do not see the link, LinkedIn tells me it is because no one has viewed your profile recently. Sorry. :-(

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