Receive him as myself - Paul in the Epistle to Philemon
When the candidate was referred by a current employee of the company, however, the situation is different. The interview can, to some extent, determine their skills in communication or technical work - and the referrer can vouch for the candidates work ethic and honesty. That vital combination gives far more information than either alone could.
Networking can thus be a very valuable way to find ways for the people who know you and your work ethic to express that confidence to potential employers.
It can be difficult to build up the connections necessary to find a job that will work out well - there are lots of resources about successful networking, including this on Provident Living:
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