Are you still using LinkedIn?

I exist on it, but I only interact with it every 5-10 years when I'm looking to switch up jobs.
That interaction is generally to update my work timeline with what happened in the gap, and browse through the sea of borderline spam from recruiters.
My current job didn't even involve linkedin at all, so might not even bother with it next time around

Personally I'm still there as I found a few interesting jobs there. Hopefully a European alternative will be emerge, but at the moment the only one (Xing) seems very German centric
- Maybe new non German accounts in Xing will also attract international recruiters. Or?
- Xing is good though. There are more and more non-Germans there too. Have been there for several years.

My profile's there, currently just collecting recruiter's messages asking if i'm interested in totally unrelated technologies.
Sadly there's not much of an alternative. The other big contender is Xing but it's made by germans to germans with ads in german so... they're not an alternative.
- I also only use it to find jobs because it's easy to find only openings posted directly by the employer. I won't deal with agencies or 3rd party recruiters on principle, not least because they don't know what they're talking about and will send a bin man to an astronaut job if they can get away with it (armageddon_movie_but_this_time_its_a_huge_ball_of_orbiting_space_junk.gif)
  The other big contender is Xing
  This looks pretty good - although I see what you mean about the preponderance of German jobs! A quick search turned up 2000 in Germany, 200 in Austria and Switzerland, and just 4 in non-German-speaking countries. So at least there are some! Maybe they'll become more popular Europe-wide in time, I'll keep an eye on them.

Yep, I check in every week or so, see if I'm a fit for anything and then apply. I got my last jo b that way

It's basically impossible to not be there. It's the main way to find work. But the whole site sucks.

I've made my Xing account but still need to fill it in like my linkedin. Currently LinkedIn still gets me recruiters weekly so no way am I leaving it for now, not that I'm actively applying but I don't want to shoot myself in the foot.

I'm on it, but only really use it for the Learning add-on and when I'm looking for a job

Nope. Deleted it 2 months ago.
If / when I need to looks round for a new role I will deal with it. It's worth the short term pain.

Gave up on them before the pandemic lockdown. They are a good indicator of toxic jobs.

I found my current job by headhunter contacting me in LinkedIn but I'm currently very happy with my position so I maybe could delete it.

No. The insanity of hustle culture there is off-putting to me and offers I got from there were always worse than whatever I could find through real life network.

I have never used it and very likely never will. My dad doomscrolls on there somehow.

For me it's an essential tool that puts food on the table and pays my bills. I understand it's not for everyone but I think some people are too dismissive of it for reasons that don't make much sense to me. It's a great way to connect with prospects and nurture customers. It's an excellent, free, reliable social media platform and, unlike Facebook, it isn't full of ads and pictures of people's food or holiday snapshots. It seems fashionable to shit on it for some people but I think that's more ignorance than anything else.
- you give all your data about who you know to Microsoft ... that was the dealbreaker for me.
- Is your dealer on linkedin? I'd like a connection.
  
  Lol, It never even occurred to me that could happen on LinkedIn, but actually if you think about all the nose candy loving executives that must be on there, who knows?