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Hey! Thank you for the kind words. Really means a lot. You raise a valid point. I suppose you could submit a resume associated with your pseudonymous identity.
by 0xPersona 4y ago
Hey! Thank you for the kind words. Really means a lot.
You raise a valid point. I suppose you could submit a resume associated with your pseudonymous identity. I have two resumes personally, one for my legal identity, and one for work that I do under my pseudonymous identity. It does present a challenge though. It's not easy to separate the two and either one alone may not provide a holistic and accurate view of you as a candidate.
Without speculating and relying too much on buzzwords, I wonder if you could use Zero Knowledge Proofs to prove that you have certain credentials or experience, without necessarily having to share your legal/irl identity. I don't have all the answers myself but I do have many questions, hence why I built this! And thanks for the feedback about filtering, you're right. Will ship that asap :)
Could I ask if you were hired as a full time employee or as a contractor? Trying to figure out how organizations may handle the legalities/taxes for full time employees.
- cupofpython 4y agoWhat's the point in hiding your name if you submit a job history which narrows the scope of your anonymity? how do you verify the contents of said resume without having enough information to identify them? I could just take anyone's github profile and say that it's me and you would have no idea.