The Hidden Language of LinkedIn

Dear LinkedIn newbies,

When in Rome, speak like the Romans.
When in Malaysia, speak Manglish.
In Singapore, speak Singlish.

And when you’re on LinkedIn,
you speak LinkedInese.

Every platform has its own culture.
LinkedIn is like fine dining.
People speak formally and politely.

Facebook is the kopitiam gossip table.
Singlish. Casual. No filter.

Instagram is a picnic.
People bring their best-looking food and show off their nicest angles.

So here’s the real question.
How do you speak LinkedInese when you’re new to the platform
and don’t want to look awkward, desperate, or accidentally unemployable?

That’s why I wrote this book.
It breaks down LinkedIn language with examples and translations, so you know what people are actually saying and how to write without sounding weird.

Credit: I was inspired to add more examples in this book after reading these examples from Sebastian Chen's post:

“I’m grateful for the journey and excited for what’s next.”
Translation: Please hire me before my savings panic.

“Retrenchment taught me resilience.”
Translation: I cried in the shower but emerged with a Canva template.

Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
And once you master the lingo, you stop sounding like a tourist.

You sound fluent.
Comfortable.
Properly LinkedIn.

The tribe nods.
You belong.

Get the book at https://payhip.com/b/tAgBi