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I don't think they're trying to "disguise" anything. The article is informative, if they have a solution to present, use it if you agree, don't use it if you d
by _realjack 11y ago
I don't think they're trying to "disguise" anything. The article is informative, if they have a solution to present, use it if you agree, don't use it if you don't. They mention their company twice towards the bottom of the article, a place you won't get if you don't find the content interesting.
- tariqali34 11y agoWhile the article is informative, it's also an ad for a recruiting agency, and the advice has to be interpreted in that light. Still, if this is the future of "native advertising", I like it.