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I guess you should also find a way to change your look to trick the manager during the in person interview.
by dudul 11y ago
I guess you should also find a way to change your look to trick the manager during the in person interview.
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoWe've hired people without ever once meeting them! Remote workers, online interviews, accepted and get to work. But we're a company that creates remote-worker tools, so we're well-placed to make that happen.
- dudul 11y agoWithout even a skype/hangout session? Without getting their actual name/gender for legal purposes?
- xrange 11y agoHere's a question. How anonymous can an employee be? For the U.S. It seems like you need to get a Social Security number for tax purposes. Is a name also required?
- Asparagirl 11y agoEmployers are required to verify that the employee is eligible to work in the U.S., meaning they're a citizen or else have the proper kind of visa, and are not in the country illegally. And most companies will also do background checks. So yeah, you'll need to give your name, and probably a Xerox of your passport or driver's license, when you sign on to a company.