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Indeed, it does require a gov't ID to delete you profile. Triplebyte is starting to look like Keyser Soze here :)
by throwbacktictac 6y ago
Indeed, it does require a gov't ID to delete you profile. Triplebyte is starting to look like Keyser Soze here :)
- wolfgang42 6y agoThat’s particularly strange given that they didn’t even need me to show ID for them to get me a job. The first time during the entire process that anyone had any proof of my legal existence was when I filled out my I-9 so I could get a paycheck. They flew me across the country for interviews and invited me to the Triplebyte office for dinner on nothing more solid than my email address and a friendly face.
- remote_phone 6y agoIt’s not strange. It’s artificial friction to make it harder to opt out. It’s obvious they don’t want people to opt out so they make it very difficult to do so. What a shady company.
- wolfgang42 6y agoYeah, I was using “strange” in a pointedly ironic sense. There’s no good way to spin the juxtaposition between the two standards.
- tdeck 6y agoEasiest thing is just to change your name, although obviously it's not perfect.