How many are addicted to the puzzles in Linkedin?

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Timothy Bramlett · Accepted Answer

I don't even know what that is.

Nicholas Ryan Carter · Answer

I haven't tried those puzzles on LinkedIn yet. Are they any good? I'm always down for a fun brain teaser to break up the workday monotony!

Rahul Parmar · Answer

Many people find LinkedIn puzzles addictive; they’re a fun way to engage and connect!

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@timothybramlett !

Apna Furniture · Answer

The website "NYTimes Wordle" offers an online version of the popular Wordle game. In this word puzzle, players have six attempts to guess a hidden five-letter word, with feedback given on each guess to guide the player. The game updates daily with new words, challenging players to use strategy and deduction. It’s free to play, mobile-compatible, and includes an option to share progress with friends. For more details, visit the site here.

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The exact number of users addicted to puzzles on LinkedIn isn't publicly available, but many users engage with the platform's various problem-solving and puzzle-based content, especially in groups or discussions focused on professional development and critical thinking. This trend reflects a broader interest in brain teasers and challenges in professional settings, often used to stimulate engagement and networking.

How many are addicted to the puzzles in Linkedin?

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