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Top 10% most viewed LinkedIn profiles for 2012

Who would think, that my profile was among 10% most viewed LinkedIn profiles in 2012. I guess this is nothing special. When you are in 1% that is something interesting. But anyway it is something to notice!


URL: http://www.linkedin.com/in/peterstegnar

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