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A job seeker expressed concerns about public job referral programs after receiving multiple unsolicited messages for the same position following a post on Hacker News. They highlighted that such programs can lead to spam-like outreach and diminish the value of personal referrals, suggesting that referrals should not be made public.
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A job seeker expressed concerns about public job referral programs after receiving multiple unsolicited messages for the same position following a post on Hacker News. They highlighted that such programs can lead to spam-like outreach and diminish the value of personal referrals, suggesting that referrals should not be made public.
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Concerns Raised Over Public Job Referral Programs