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I blame this on UX being taken away from designers and handed to hub-spot wielding midwit execs. Everything becomes a landing page. Everyone is optimizing for customer acquisition over customer success. No one cares because the customers have nowhere else to go.
LinkedIn UX really sucks for getting anything done, or trying to use the services they want you to pay for.
They are so focused on upsell CTAs you can't actually use the product.
I've posted a Job, I want to review applications. How do you think I do that?
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LinkedIn UX really sucks for getting anything done, or trying to use the services they want you to pay for.
They are so focused on upsell CTAs you can't actually use the product.
I've posted a Job, I want to review applications. How do you think I do that?
Trying to use any paid business function on LinkedIn is like this. All of their UX leads down blind-alleys. Which is a shame, because since the enshittification of X (which I still think is much better, despite everything) all business attention has moved there.
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Game changer for Station St. Massive bigup to @jezc for all his work on this. Now let’s #SavetheElectric
The Crown Inn, Birmingham, is now Grade II Listed! 🎉
Regarded as the birthplace of heavy metal music, it's been recognised for the role it played in the development of the genre and for launching the career of famous Birmingham based band @BlackSabbath. 🤘
© Elliott Brown
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"There are growing calls to protect a street in Birmingham that was home to the UK’s first purpose-built repertory theatre, a pub that hosted Black Sabbath’s first gig and the country’s oldest working cinema." #brumhour
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"One small block in Station Street contains some remarkable buildings, and with them a huge amount of intangible 20th century history." Joe Holyoak writes on Station Street for @BDOnline. #SavetheElectric bdonline.co.uk/opinion/anoth…
Terrible news for birmingham - The Electric is closing flatpackfestival.org.uk/news…
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Re-living my old life on the Chiltern line from Marylebone to Moor St. I forgot how stressful it is when the WiFi doesn’t work. Definitely better to never leave the house.
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Mystery of UK productivity deficit is easy to solve. We spend most of our work time filling in @HSBC_UK ‘know your customer’ forms so they can share our data with ‘agencies’.
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Thinking of using CrowdHandler for limited-edition merch sales or NFTs? Here's how to set up your waiting room for a successful drop.
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🚀 We have lift off! 🚀
Our virtual space is open for business and we've got more brilliant films, performances and special events than you can shake a stick at.
Get stuck in: flatpackfestival.eventive.or…
Inspiring. Check your breasts. Don’t let doctors tell you you’re too young to get breast cancer. theguardian.com/society/2021…
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We've got some exciting news - the Flatpack Festival programme is now live! 🎉
Feel free to spend the next month booking tickets & passes (they're a bargain), perusing the programme (chock-full of cinematic delights) and exploring our new virtual digs.
flatpackfestival.org.uk/flat…
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#Flatpack2021 is not your average Flatpack. We’re kicking off 4 whole months of cinematic treats on 21 May with a (virtual) bang, and an extra special programme calls for a fresh new look! Huge thanks to Jacques Kleynhans and Justin Hallström for the awesome visuals. 👀 👂 👄
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Are you a ready made Lead Strategist or Full Stack Developer?
Fancy working to with world-leading brands in the arts, culture, and entertainment?
Can you help us to produce creative, best in class, digital solutions?
Then we would love to hear from you.
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Really great to be involved in a good old-fashioned on-sale for our friends at @glyndebourne today. A real shot of post-covid optimism. Definitely some pent up demand in evidence there!
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