This week’s question: Desperate job seekers are using dating apps such as Tinder and Hinge to match with people who can give them job referrals, help land interviews, or offer tips on how to get hired by a desirable company. If a tech firm were to create a networking app that openly mixes romance with recruitment, what should the product be titled?
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“When Harry Met Salary”
“CVCupid”
“WinkedIn”
“LinkedUp”
“LipRecruiter”
“FlingedIn”
“Love Me Do/Hire Me, Too”
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