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What's the scenario here? I submit my application in 2025 and get rejected. 20 years later I submit another application to the same company, using my existing
by cuu508 1y ago
What's the scenario here?
I submit my application in 2025 and get rejected.
20 years later I submit another application to the same company, using my existing 20 years old user profile, and now get rejected because somebody figures out I'm old by looking at my user id?
- MikeNotThePope 1y agoEssentially, yes. It's a narrow use case. I just thought it was interesting, so I wrote up a short summary. Not worth a deep analysis.
- gilfoy 1y agoSo you just delay getting your old ass rejected until they interact with you instead of some uuid?
- tracker1 1y agoThe same systems that literally ask for your education history?
- MikeNotThePope 1y agoAs a business, ideally you'd want to avoid unnecessary exposure to risks you didn't need to take. A job applicant may divulge whatever the like.