We all have to learn to be more forgiving.” So maybe LinkedIn is down an hour or two over the course of a year.
Think of how far we have come and how the cloud got us through the pandemic and allowed us all to work from home. They want instant access to everything and instant gratification. “My point is that we have unrealistic expectations for these cloud systems,” he said. In fact, Stinner said, just today he got an email from the electric company telling him that his lake house in the country had a power outage for one hour and 10 minutes. “Even now 126 years later there are still occasional outages with the electrical grid.” “That took place right here where I am today in Buffalo,” he said. Stinner compared the cloud to the electrical grid, noting that the very first long distance transmission of electricity was from Niagara Falls New York to Buffalo New York 126 years ago almost to the day. “That said, I think it is unrealistic for people to think that every system needs to be available instantaneously 100 percent of the time.” “LinkedIn is used everyday by human resources and for sales and marketing, it’s pretty important in today’s world to operate and use a LinkedIn account,” he said. SH- LinkedIn Help November 17, 2022ĬRN has reached out to LinkedIn’s press team for comment.ĭavid Stinner, president and founder of US itek, a Buffalo, N.Y.-based MSP, said the rapid response from users complaining about the LinkedIn problems is a sign of just how unforgiving users are for any kind of outage, downtime or technical problems. Please check back with us later in the day as we hope to have this resolved as soon as possible! Thanks. We appreciate your patience while they work to resolve this glitch. Hi there! Our team is aware of this and currently working on a fix.
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