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This is a privacy fallacy to fall for and big tech (ad) companies do this a lot. Just because a single or few instances of a particular information attribute i
by kerng 6y ago
This is a privacy fallacy to fall for and big tech (ad) companies do this a lot.
Just because a single or few instances of a particular information attribute is public, it's quite different compared to majority of instances being available at the same time - that this made it to front page of HN shows it's at least interesting news to many.
- contingencies 6y agoYes, when working in any company, including foreign companies, domestically, CCP membership status is always included on the resume. It's generally seen by employers as a positive point. I have never received a mainland Chinese resume overseas, so would not know about the overseas question. Edit: The parent originally asked "even when working in foreign companies? even when working in foreign countries?"