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It makes sense but unfortunately it will be difficult for any NATO company to hire a Russian born citizen for fear of hiring a spy. Same issue exists for anyone
by ct0 5y ago
It makes sense but unfortunately it will be difficult for any NATO company to hire a Russian born citizen for fear of hiring a spy. Same issue exists for anyone born in a dictatorship.
- 71a54xd 5y agoIronically, China hasn't seemed to have this issue for the past decade. Especially at government funded universities.
- School-Cotton 5y agoAll tech companies I’ve worked at happily hire anyone regardless of their national origin, as long as there aren’t specific sanctions banning them from being hired.
- dekhn 5y agoI worked at $FAANG and a coworker was hired, then fired on their first day: they had chosen to omit that they had worked for a Chinese tech company from their resume, but the background check came back and said he did. That's not sanctions, that's because my $FAANG had hard evidence that Chinese tech company employees were switching to my company, stealing data, then leaving. I've also heard people from my current parent company's headquarters (in Switzerland) will only hire Swiss citizens for important servers (SAP, etc). Not italians, germans, or french (and if you look at where they are headquartered, the city is literally on the border of germany and france, with many people commuting in daily).