Yeah. It’s difficult for true hackers to get a job because they tend to be wildly more competent than their peers and their superiors, they implicitly have a lo

Yeah. It’s difficult for true hackers to get a job because they tend to be wildly more competent than their peers and their superiors, they implicitly have a low tolerance for performative bullshit meetings and jira tickets, and they often lack the expected educational and professional credentials that hiring folks look at. If someone wants to hire them, offer actual worthwhile bug bounties ($100k to $1M) on hard problems. And then try and hire those people after you pay the bounty.