LinkedIn deleted the account because Quazi didn't meet its minimum age criteria, which is 16. The young software engineer says the company's decision is just another 'illogical, primitive nonsense' he faces constantly due to his age.
Kairan Quazi, a recent Santa Clara University graduate heading to work at SpaceX, just got kicked off LinkedIn for one reason - for being only 14.A recent Santa Clara University graduate heading to work for SpaceX just got kicked off LinkedIn for one reason - he's 14.The job networking platform deleted his account because he didn't meet its minimum age criteria, which is 16.
Quazi took to Twitter to express his frustration, in which he talks about the "illogical, primitive nonsense" he faces constantly as a young professional.
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