The trend of the 24/7 grind isn’t that new, but it’s already deeply set into our collective psyche. Social media stars are influencing us with their daily routines, productivity apps, and books that are still topping the charts, and tech moguls are telling us how to be more productive and successful on TED Talks. That’s the reality of hustle culture.
All this mentality permeates the professional social media platform LinkedIn, as well. People tend to lose touch with reality and promote putting work before relationships, hobbies, and well-being. And that’s where the community LinkedIn Lunatics comes in. They shed light on the absurdity of “virtue signaling” and “cringe-worthy titles” its users like to use so much.
To know more about the negative effects of hustle culture, Bored Panda reached out to Phoebe Gavin, a career and leadership coach. She helps ambitious professionals build successful, fulfilling careers without sacrificing work-life balance using a research-backed, multidisciplinary approach.
We asked Gavin more about what exactly hustle culture is, how it’s related to privilege, and how people can balance their work and personal lives better. Read our entire conversation with her below!
More info: Phoebe Gavin | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | X (Twitter) | The Workplace Guide to Time Management
#1 First Time I’ve Seen Reddit Posts On Linkedin
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#2 Send This To Every Li Lunatic You See
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#3 The Lunatics Have Taken Over Threads
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#4 This Guy Is A Hero For Going On Vacation With His Family Instead Of Investing The Cost Of The Vacation
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#5 Agree?
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#6 Which Lunatic Do We Think Is Going To Use This Picture First?
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#7 “What” Is Definitely The Correct Response
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#8 Not A Lunatic… But Guy’s Has Been Fed Up With These Lunatics
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#9 He’s One Of Us
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#10 Definitely Gets To The Core Of The Issue
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#11 This Neither Inspired Me To Make A Million Or Clarified How To Do It. Am I Missing Something?
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#12 What A Miserable Outlook On Life
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#13 An Uber Driver Disclosed He’s A Millionaire To A Random Stranger!
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#14 This Guy’s Dating Preferences Make Him A “Linkedin Leo Dicaprio”
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#15 Capitalism 101 By A Lunatic
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#16 Found In The Wild – Totally Not Intentional!
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#17 Downright Racism On Display
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#18 Thread
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#19 The Lunatics On Xitter Are Even Loonier
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#20 Your New Employer Owns You
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#21 I Wish This Was Satire
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#22 What Makes You Think We Want Your Job That Much?
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#23 This Is Gold!
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#24 “I Am Steve Jobs”
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#25 One Of The Most Insane Job Postings I’ve Ever Read
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#26 The Startup Hustle On New Year’s Eve (Twitter)
#27 National Hero Right Here. Of All Nations
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#28 Completely Normal To Cry At Office 😭
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#29 This Guy Has Almost 30k Followers
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#30 The Difference Between 50k And 1m
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