Of course, LinkedIn, just like any other social networking platform, wants to drive healthy conversations, and of late, the Microsoft-owned company is boosting efforts to make inroads into content creation and distribution. Unlike Facebook and Twitter where debates over polls and their results are often turned into heated arguments, LinkedIn is a professional social networking and job discovery platform, and at the end of the day, the company would want users to keep that in mind, although it doesn’t specifically say so. Both Facebook and Twitter provide users with polls, and now LinkedIn has joined a similar bandwagon. When put in the context of social media, polls serve as one of the driving forces behind online conversations. “Your professional network can be a great asset when it comes to gleaning insights or getting a second opinion.” In its recent blog post announcing LinkedIn Polls, the company wrote: Following the announcement, the option to create polls is live on LinkedIn smartphone apps as well as the website. This feature allows users to ask questions and gather easy feedback and responses from their professional network. Better late than never, LinkedIn has finally launched a new feature called LinkedIn Polls.
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