The Andrew Yeung LinkedIn Playbook

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100k followers · New York, NY · 2026 Snapshot

Known for

Andrew Yeung is known for bringing tech back in person. The ex-Google and Meta operator behind Fibe, which hosts some of the biggest tech parties in New York, has built his platform on one thesis: in an AI-flooded internet, rooms full of real people are the new edge. He posts like he hosts: high energy, high volume, always connecting someone to something.

What they write about

PillarShare
Event Promotion & Recaps34%
AI & Tech Trends29%
Career & Growth Advice16%
Events & IRL Philosophy10%
Personal Story & Spotlights10%

Top 5 posts

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  1. 1. “I'm incredibly bullish on IRL.”

    3,347 likes · 367 comments

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  2. 2. “I've been dreaming of the day I could share this.”

    1,837 likes · 283 comments

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  3. 3. “The smartest people in my network right now are doing one of two things.”

    990 likes · 171 comments

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  4. 4. “This might be the wildest job posting of 2026.”

    970 likes · 99 comments

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  5. 5. “Anthropic is paying up to $400,000 a year for an events role.”

    801 likes · 90 comments

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What they do well

  • Owns one contrarian thesis. His IRL-over-internet argument is only 10% of his feed, but it holds his #1 post and his highest hit rate, proof that a strong, repeatable point of view beats volume.
  • Posts at a pace almost nobody can match. 12.2 posts a week (roughly 2 a day), and his top posts still clear a 6.7x gap over the rest (474 vs 71 average engagement).
  • Turns AI headlines into water-cooler moments. 16 of his top 50 posts (32%) are AI-economy curiosities, like wild salaries and strange job titles, framed as "can you believe this?" rather than analysis.
  • Keeps his biggest wins personal. His green card announcement is his #2 post ever. The milestone posts (leaving Google on a visa, Times Square) are his most efficient content per post.

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