CoreXtreme

Pretty sure, it leaves a trail.

What if they concluded this based on evaluation of her skills?

I hired 100+ senior developers at $50-70K per year for a project, mostly from East Europe/Ukraine/Russia.

We were like, "Holy ! these people are so cheap. If I hire people with same level of experience locally, I would have to pay 3-5x more on average."

Later, my friend took over this team of developers for his startup. What he found is that 30% developers in his team were working for two or more employers.

And something like 20% of them outsourced part of the projects to developers in South Asia, security risk.

Today, we try to hire onsite as much as possible.

It require very high level of trust to hire someone remote.

Well, they can only flag the videos. It will still go through Youtube's review system if anyone appeals.

For me ambitious side project require lot more money, time and focus which I could never afford while working at some company. That's was my primary motivation behind starting my own company. Don't shy away from business opportunities.