Professionals are apparently looking to connect in more ways than one on LinkedIn, Nathan writes.
State of play: The networking platform has turned into "the hottest new dating site," according to Business Insider.
"Any platform with a direct-messaging option is likely to also be used to pursue sex and dating," Temple University sociologist Dustin Kidd tells BI.
"LinkedIn's appeal as a dating site" includes the "additional layer of credibility" that comes with listing professional credentials, contacts and accomplishments, BI reports.
Yes, but: LinkedIn says it's not supposed to be used for dating.
💠Nathan's thought bubble: The idea of pursuing someone after reviewing their resume is positively tawdry — though it may simply be a more efficient way of what some people have always done without technology.
