The Profile Views Keep Coming... Now from Across the Pond

Yesterday, I noticed something interesting.

My LinkedIn profile received several views from people at Nextdoor.

First was Bekah Hufnagel, whom I tagged in yesterday's post after Nextdoor shared a look at life as one of its interns. From her profile, she's studying Communications at the University of Cincinnati.

Then I noticed two more.

One viewer chose to remain anonymous, showing only "Advertising Specialist at Nextdoor."

The other was Kathryn Lee, an EMEA Account Manager at Nextdoor, based in the United Kingdom.

So...

Hello from the other side of the pond! 🇬🇧👋

I appreciate the interest.

Whether you're reading my posts, viewing my profile, or simply curious about what I'm writing, thank you for taking the time.

Since several people at Nextdoor appear to be following along, perhaps someone could ask a simple question internally:

Why has it been 51 days since I requested a study from Jacob Chavis without receiving a response?

I'd also pose another question.

If Bekah is studying Communications, what better real-world case study could there be than observing how a company handles a straightforward request from a shareholder?

How does 51 days without communication from Jacob Chavis, CEO Nirav Tolia, Investor Relations, or the Communications team become an example of effective corporate communication?

If a communications professor presented this as a case study, what grade would it receive?

I've said from the beginning that this isn't about "winning."

It's about communication, accountability, and the culture a company chooses to build.

If my posts are making their way around Nextdoor, perhaps this one will reach the right person.

Please and thank you.

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