LinkedIn has evolved into something quite fascinating lately. What started as a professional networking platform has morphed into a peculiar mix of corporate theatrics, humble brags, and increasingly, brilliant satire. The platform’s transformation mirrors the absurdity of modern corporate culture itself.

Reading through discussions about Ken Cheng’s satirical LinkedIn posts, it’s both hilarious and slightly concerning how many people initially miss the satire. The lines between parody and reality have become so blurred that posts about “emotionally connecting” with potential hires or exploiting workers for “culture fit” could genuinely pass for authentic corporate content.