TragicNotCute

It’s more a list of warnings signs.

• blurred/virtual background (we make them turn it off during interviewing)
• refusal to do gestures or follow specific instructions (wave your hand in front of your face)
• not familiar with local knowledge like weather
• appearing to read from the screen or phone

There’s more than that, but those are the highlights.

It not practical at a remote first company to fly people out to where we happen to have offices when they could be working from anywhere.

It’s cheap-ish for a flight, but at scale, the starts to become an expensive hiring pipeline.

It’s not that, it’s that they are incredibly sophisticated in their techniques. I just had to sit through 90 minutes of training about how to spot fake applicants.

I suspect if you incur a fine due to your refusal to provide data, they might deny your entry next time you try to visit. Just a guess though.

Gold and diamonds can really back ya up.

Are you speculating or is there another source that says that? The article linked here didn’t specify.

I wanna know what possesses someone to eat 80 magnets. Not 70 or 60 or even 2. 80.

The headline you’ve written is factually inaccurate. They prevent the state from doing business with contractors who boycott Israel. It’s a very different thing. The state of Texas also prohibits its state employees from doing the same.

It’s a masturbation joke.

A teenager was just shot to death in her home for existing and that’s your reaction? Bruh.

I kind of feel like Reddit is the biggest bar in the world and having a conversation there feels like it. If you aren’t loud and early, you can’t really participate in a meaningful way. The smaller crowd of Lemmy is a sweet spot for me. Enough people that it’s not dead, but small enough that I can still participate in conversations.