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Is this spam / inappropriate ? https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C05006WDW/p1612189082057900?thread_ts=1612189082.057900&cid=C05006WDW
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Have to admit that I had a similar thought 💭 it strikes me that as #jobs/#remote-jobs becomes a trusted resource for people to advertise and find work (a great one it appears!) it might be wise to have some reasonable boundaries.
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Also, this has the uncanny redundancy of a recruitment form letter: > I’ve noticed you’re currently hiring a Clojure Engineer. clojurians-slack > #jobs? Not trying to be mean or anything.
I would file it under "clueless recruiter" and, unfortunately, there are a lot of those about.
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