Can someone else manage your LinkedIn account?

 

Yes, someone else can manage your LinkedIn account as long as they have your login credentials. It's also possible to give other users limited access to your account, such as the ability to post updates or view analytics, through LinkedIn's account management settings. It's important to be cautious when giving someone else access to your account and to regularly review and update the permissions you have granted.

Additionally, LinkedIn allows you to give other users different levels of access to your account, such as the ability to post updates, view analytics, or send messages on your behalf. To give someone else access to your account, you can go to your account settings and navigate to the "privacy" tab. Under the "How you work with others" section, you can find the option to "Manage access to your account." Here, you can add or remove users and adjust the level of access they have to your account.

It's important to note that giving someone else access to your account can come with certain risks. It's important to trust the person you are giving access to and to regularly review and update the permissions you have granted. If you suspect any suspicious activity on your account, you should change your password immediately and revoke access for anyone you no longer trust.