![]() Write back and thank the sender for the request and use this opportunity to explain to the sender what they did wrong. Or better yet, by the time it takes to screen shot the message, partially scratch off the senders name and write the post, do this instead. If you are using the post as a tool to teach people, how about instead of just making the post showing the bad message trying to shame someone and being negative, how about making your message a positive post and give examples of what the sender could have done to make it more effective. ![]() Maybe but I doubt it simply because all they are doing is bringing attention to what someone sent them. Maybe they want to bring awareness to the good people on LinkedIn about sending bad connection requests? Like a public service type post. Makes me wonder why they feel the need to call them out? Does it make them feel better? Maybe they think it makes them feel smarter? I would say Ego but as we all know, there is no egos in sales. One thing I have noticed about these "Terrible Connection Request" post's is that they are always written by the Wanna Be Guru's. These post's drive me more nuts than the Cold Callings Dead and Millennials Suck post's that you see on LinkedIn. LOOK AT THIS BAD CONNECTION REQUEST THAT SOMEONE SENT ME!
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