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Scammer vibes

What's the most you've ever lied in a job interview?

 

Now that remote work is here to stay and remote interviewing along with it, would you let someone else do your job interviews for you? Employers, how worried are you that the person you hired to do remote work is the person actually doing the job? And is that fine — as long as the job gets done?

 

Check out yesterday's story on interview scams below, then let us know by replying to this email or sending a note to , now or any time.

 

— Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby

 

Top Stories

Rose Health is looking to raise a $7.5M Series A and double its team

By Donte Kirby | 2 minute readThe Baltimore-based mental health tech startup is continuing its growth trajectory of the past three years.
Can you still be a Baltimore company when you’ve gone remote and expanded to LA? Kapowza says yes
By Dan Schepleng | 5 minute read

"Simply put: Kapowza would not exist without Baltimore," founder Dan Schepleng writes. Here's how his team keeps a local focus amid a shift to remote, and a West Coast expansion. Read more »

This Week in Jobs: Feeling lucky this Twosday? Check out these 22 open tech roles
By Emma Diehl | 2 minute read

A numerically pleasing day. Read more »

These volunteer engineers from Maryland designed devices for people with disabilities
By Donte Kirby | 1 minute read

For National Engineering Week, the Towson-based IMAGE Center is again sharing videos of young engineers discussing new devices. Read more »

Are these interview scams becoming more common amid the rise of remote hiring?
By Donte Kirby | 2 minute read

Peep these horror stories of the interview bait-and-switch when the person you hired isn't the person who shows up on their first day, or the technical interviewee is being fed answers off screen. Read more »

Blast from the past

Councilman Brandon Scott: Baltimore open data has ‘a long way to go’ [Q&A]
Originally published July 10, 2013

Brandon Scott, the 29-year-old, first-term City Council member representing District 2, wants the city to "stop fighting positive change." Read more »

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