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291 points jshchnz | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.233s | source

Soham Parekh is all the rage on Twitter right now with a bunch of startups coming out of the woodwork saying they either had currently employed him or had in the past.

Serious question: why aren't so many startups hiring processes filtering out a candidate who is scamming/working multiple jobs?

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dalemhurley ◴[] No.44451752[source]
This is insane, there is a Reddit, of course there is, of almost 500K people, https://www.reddit.com/r/overemployed/ , who discuss all of the strategies to do this.

Just imagine being one of the people who legit joins a startup, is passionate, working long hours, earning your vest, to have your coworker pretending to be working.

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KeplerBoy ◴[] No.44453035[source]
There are plenty of people employed at a single job who only pretend to work. That's life.
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rpcorb ◴[] No.44465930[source]
When people with no integrity or ethics defraud their employers, "it's life"?
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1. BeFlatXIII ◴[] No.44476025[source]
We pretend to work, they pretend to pay.