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You'd hire a 'new guy' when planning to rob the Crown Jewels? I guess I'd suggest not considering crime as a profession.

• IIAOPSW 9y ago
  There's a really tough interview process. They make you plan a heists on a whiteboard. 5 rounds of technical interviews. Very merit based though. You don't even need a rap-sheet to get hired.
  • UncleEntity 9y ago
    > You don't even need a rap-sheet to get hired. I'd personally want the guy that's good at not getting caught... It's funny, back when I used to hang with, umm, "suspect" folks they'd look at me strange when I'd tell them the only time I've ever been in the back of a police car was after I crashed the SuperBeetle and got a ride from the investigating officer while transporting (minor quantities of) marijuana. Not enough street cred I suppose.
  • twic 9y ago
    Plus, it would be really counterproductive to hire set-in-their-ways old lags if you're planning to disrupt crime.