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TikToker exposes executive's inappropriate LinkedIn messages: 'The audacity of old rich men with power'

Lucia Hawley

A woman has gone viral after revealing the creepy message she received from a man sliding into her LinkedIn DMs.

In a video posted to TikTok, user Alexandria reacted to the alleged screenshot of inappropriate messages she received from an executive.

In the texts, the executive tells Alexandria that he is hiring for a position and asks if she will "come on out."

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TikToker exposes exec who used LinkedIn job offer to hit on her

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In response to his messages, Alexandria asks for more details about the position to which he responds saying that he runs timeshare operations in various locations.

The conversation takes a turn for the worst as the executive then pens a message that reads, "I'm actually glad we don't work together because I don't think I'd get anything accomplished watching you walk around the office."

Alexandria shared the text exchange saying, "The audacity of old rich men with power. Absolutely out of pocket."

The video garnered plenty of internet attention racking up over 87,000 views, with outraged users chiming in on the situation.

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One user commented, "WHATTT."

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Another responded, "Why do old rich men think LinkedIn is a dating site."

Others pleaded with Alexandria, asking her to send it to his boss so that action could be taken against him.

TikToker exposes exec who used LinkedIn job offer to hit on her

TikToker exposes exec who used LinkedIn job offer to hit on her TikTok/@alexandriakelly96

"So bestie, did we send to his wife and boss or nah?" one person asked.

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"Please tell me you sent this to his boss," another said.

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In an update video, Alexandria said that she had been in contact with a HR representative at the business and was told action would be taken against him.

She also revealed that she had messaged the executives wife and daughter on Facebook but then deleted the message and blocked them because the whole ordeal was giving her too much anxiety.

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