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North Korean IT workers have infiltrated the Fortune 500
- pseudolus 2y agohttps://archive.ph/lnPar https://archive.ph/lnPar
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- wifipunk 2y agoThe fact that them prompting an interviewee to trash talk the DPRK would make them start swearing is pretty funny
- SoftTalker 2y agoMore RTO ammo. Fradulent job-holders can't show up at in-person jobs, especially for multiple employers.
- xkqd 2y agoI’ve contended since the beginning that final round interviews/power days should always be done in person. This gets tricker with small fully remote firms, but I see no reason a coworking space couldn’t be arranged for an interview
- vunderba 2y ago100% With automated hiring spam and our industry's apparent tenuous grasp of basic integrity with actual HN posts proudly boasting of their apps to help you cheat during interviews using LLMs, several of my friends who assist in hiring at their companies have already returned to "on site" interviews to cut down on the proverbial chaff. The amusing part is that these are still 100% remote jobs -but the interviews are conducted at shared workspaces.
- lifestyleguru 2y agoThere is no place for normal candidates in this industry anymore. It's an absolute psychotic shit show.
- xkqd 2y agoBetween the natural born sociopaths and decent people being stressed to no end, I don’t see this getting better anytime soon.
- pydry 2y ago>Bojan Simic, CEO of identity-verification firm Hypr, built a product specifically for companies to verify people’s identities because of the North Korean threat, he told Fortune Bojan's PR firm tells an entertaining story.
- forgetmunch 2y ago[flagged]
- refactor_master 2y ago> But AI has emboldened the North Korean scheme, allowing the IT workers to develop scripts so they can hold down as many as six or seven jobs at a time How do you get interviewed, hired and payrolled by seven jobs, at once? Are North Koreans in fact 10x developers?
- bdangubic 2y ago7x