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It's less individual NK hackers and more "an established, well funded interview cheating pipeline" that lands jobs.
by viraptor 1y ago
It's less individual NK hackers and more "an established, well funded interview cheating pipeline" that lands jobs.
- arm32 1y agoI can't believe an actual engineer accepted this low of a salary! Actual engineer:
- joshgachnang 1y agoYup it's definitely an organized group(s). I've gotten so many automated resumes that try different styles, locations, and keywords that I suspect are largely the same group or two. We even had one candidate join a Zoom as the wrong name (who had also applied!), realize his mistake, leave, and rejoin as the correct name.
- aleph_minus_one 1y ago> It's less individual NK hackers and more "an established, well funded interview cheating pipeline" that lands jobs. Just a shower thought: isn't it a missed business opportunity for recruiters from in particular other countries (but also the USA) to set up a similar "well-funded interview (cheating?) pipeline"?