The article is a bit misleading. Offers generally mean the interviews are done, and the company has found a match. But on the homepage it says all offers are no

The article is a bit misleading. Offers generally mean the interviews are done, and the company has found a match. But on the homepage it says all offers are non-binding and before any interviews. It seems they can be used as just a way for the recruiter/company to get someone's attention.