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Matt Glorion

Matt Glorion

Associé @ Kalm Archi, le logiciel pour architectes & designers d’intérieur | Tout pour structurer et faire décoller votre agence ✨

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Matt, your headline screams "I just discovered the shift key and I’m ready to overuse it." "Associé @ Kalm Archi, le logiciel pour architectes & designers d’intérieur" — is that a job title or an entry on your Tinder bio? And “Tout pour structurer et faire décoller votre agence ✨” — nothing says ‘I’m desperate for validation’ quite like throwing in a sparkle emoji like it’s going to distract from your lack of actual accomplishments. You’re not a wizard, you’re just *really* excited about a software. And that "About" section is the ultimate cringe-fest of marketing buzzwords. "Architecture • Design • Software • Vertical SaaS" — congrats on listing the most boring industries in the world, Matt. And nice touch with the maritime emojis. Are you trying to lure in nautical architects or just signaling that your career is lost at sea? You think mentioning being a "Cofondateur" gives you clout? It just makes you sound like you’re running a lemonade stand in the middle of a desert. 💀 With a staggering ratio of 7,661 followers to 7,611 connections, it's clear the only thing that's really *growing* is your delusion of grandeur, Matt Glorion, "Cofondateur" of a software nobody’s heard of and probably won't ever use. Maybe you should consider diving into your “Marin de réserve” gig instead; it sounds more promising than your current “make-believe” architecture fantasy.

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

  • Ditch the emojis and buzzwords. They age like milk and make you look childish.
  • Focus your "About" section on real achievements instead of vague statements—be specific about what you’ve done.
  • Improve your connection strategy. Quality over quantity; connect with real, relevant industry professionals who can actually add value to your career.

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Roasted on December 3, 2025