Afghanistan, July 15 -- LinkedIn has long been known as a platform for job hunting, professional networking and career development. But for a growing number of users in the United States, it is also becoming an unexpected place to meet potential romantic partners.
A recent survey of more than 1,000 U.S. workers, conducted by resume platform Zety and reported by SFGATE, found that one in eight respondents said they had entered a romantic relationship that began through LinkedIn. The findings suggest some users are turning to the professional networking platform as trust in traditional dating apps continues to decline.
Unlike most dating platforms, LinkedIn profiles typically include a person's real name, employer, education, work history a...