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Wouldn’t the more reasonable explanation be that either OP’s (to their own admission) or the doctor’s contact list got extracted and the “match” was established
by stingraycharles 5y ago
Wouldn’t the more reasonable explanation be that either OP’s (to their own admission) or the doctor’s contact list got extracted and the “match” was established that way?
I don’t believe that visiting someone’s profile automatically makes you a suggestion, but I may be wrong.
- zippergz 5y agoIt is part of the suggestion algorithm. It's not "automatic" in the sense that it won't instantly and consistently trigger a recommendation without any other signals, but it can, especially if there aren't enough other strong signals to find sugestions on the person's account. A person who barely uses LinkedIn is more likely to get these very lightly associated suggestions because there is so little other signal for them.