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> "Why not? And Australians, they're explicitly (by law) required to be spies." How come we don't see Gitlab re-considering hiring Australians then? > "And yo
by 490d0aff0ee8 7y ago
> "Why not? And Australians, they're explicitly (by law) required to be spies."
How come we don't see Gitlab re-considering hiring Australians then?
> "And your comment suggests as much - why would opsec about consumer / sensitive data be important unless you expect your employees to act in less-than-fair manner (be that for personal gain, a competitor's gain, a national gain, ...)?"
The defense industry will put you through background checks, demand a security clearance, and won't hire you unless you're a citizen - whilst simultaneously employing some of the strictest security measures available today. Security will stay there long after you've stopped hiring Chinese and Russian individuals.
- Twirrim 7y ago> How come we don't see Gitlab re-considering hiring Australians then? Because no company has asked them to yet. Give it time ;)
- apocalyptic0n3 7y ago> How come we don't see Gitlab re-considering hiring Australians then? I can't speak to GitLab specifically, but them restricting Australian hires too has been brought up numerous times in this HN thread. Given the amount of activity on here from their team members and specifically sytse, it would seem likely that they have at least been made aware.