So I bumped into a hot chic’s profile in tech (legit question.. bear with me) and in similar profiles, it started showing me other hot girls in tech.
Tried the same in finance, Linked grouped hot girl profiles in finance for me.
To test the theory, looked up an older dude working in insurance and it showed me other older dudes.
Is LinkedIn profiling based on appearance or “likability” or is it just a coincidence?
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We do not (and I can't stress this enough, to the point that it's often hugely inconvenient) use the profile photo for generating any recommendations. We take privacy seriously.
if you click on one, there’s a higher probability you’ll click on another. you don’t need image content-level understanding. sessionization and collaborative filtering will give you that signal