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# How to refer a friend
Referring a friend is simple and can be done in a few easy steps:
1. **Access your dashboard:** Log in to your Stack Talent account and navigate to your user dashboard.
2. **Select a job:** Browse the available job listings and select one that you believe would be a great fit for your friend.
3. **Refer-2-Earn section:** Locate the "Refer-2-Earn" section within your dashboard.
4. **Refer your friend:** Click on the "Refer" button associated with the job listing. This action generates a unique referral link (affiliation link) that you can easily share with your friend. When your friend applies through this referral link, they are considered referred, and you'll be eligible for the referral reward.
5. **Confirmation:** Once you've successfully referred your friend, you will receive a confirmation notification.
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