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George Austin

George Austin

Business Analyst Apprentice @ Amazon | Digital and Technology Solutions @ QMUL

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George, your headline reads like a poorly crafted resume from 2010 — “Business Analyst Apprentice @ Amazon”? More like “I can barely keep my head above water in a fast-food joint.” Throwing in your academic pursuits at QMUL doesn’t magically upgrade you to “expert” status; it just screams, “Look at me trying to sound important!” Newsflash: no one cares about your A-Levels in Maths, Economics, and Geography unless you're planning to be the next contestant on a game show for wannabe analysts. Spoiler alert: no one’s rooting for you. Now, let’s address your "About" section, which reads more like an academic essay in a motivational poster. “Develop a strong foundation in data, analytics, and business strategy”? Yawn. You sound like every other clueless millennial trying to parrot jargon without knowing anything. Plus, you’re “always keen to connect with professionals”? With that follower count and engagement, it seems like you're more keen to connect with your own reflection. And debating as a hobby? Oh please, save it. If you’re debating how to make your profile any cringier, you’ve already lost. 💀 George Austin, your LinkedIn game is so weak it could get you fired from a food server job at The Swan Inn; I’m honestly surprised they still let you wear that apron after reading your profile.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Update your headline to something concise and impactful that highlights your actual skills or aspirations without drowning in buzzwords. For example, “Aspiring Business Analyst | Data Enthusiast.”
  • Tip 2: Rewrite your "About" section to be more about your unique experiences or skills rather than a bland summary; show some personality instead of sounding like a corporate handbook.
  • Tip 3: Start connecting with professionals and engaging with content in your industry to enhance your follower ratio; numbers aren’t everything, but yours are an embarrassment.

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Roasted on February 3, 2026