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Now that he's in the NYT he will probably be OK. The question is what to do about other people in similar situations. I once received an application from someo
by jzwinck 11y ago
Now that he's in the NYT he will probably be OK. The question is what to do about other people in similar situations.
I once received an application from someone quite famous. But he was famous because of a criminal case against him which was ongoing. We let this scare us off, because as a small company we didn't want the exposure if we did hire him. I'm not sure it was a very moral decision, but does your startup have time to deal with that?
- barsonme 11y ago> Now that he's in the NYT Pedant: the article is in the Seattle Times :-) > he will probably be OK. I sure hope so. I always have mixed feelings when I read articles like this. On one hand, things should usually end up going well for the person (assuming they're legitimate) because of the exposure. But, on the other, it's sad to hear of them being in the situation in the first place.