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Don’t think so. CAM has a Partner who openly advocates for Palestine on Twitter. Even the SAM son-in-law is quite open with his anti-Modi views on Twitter.
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Which partner is this and can you share the posts? Since he openly does it on Twitter, there’s no harm in sharing the link.
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Not in India so far. As in basic checks are done, but nobody gets cancelled. Because Indian firms understand the reality of people coming down there to do a job for money. So long as they deliver, their personal political stance is irrelevant.
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why put something up when you dont believe it enough to follow through?
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Capitalism ko criticise bhi kar lo, phir uski roti tod ke bhi kha lo. Lmao.
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Yes. If you're not a decent human being per your social media, then big firms won't touch you with a barge pole.
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..as long as you keep is decent and intelligent. Mindless rants get you kicked out! No one wants fake ▮▮▮!
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1. Some firms do check. 2. Have previously seen someone asked to leave (at a very junior level though) because due to their social media posts, people started dragging the firm's name in the mud.
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Nope - because most people who shout their views online are projecting for clout/CV building (masters abroad) etc. So the firms know that these people are careerists at heart. That killer instinct dovetails well with the law firm cutthroat ethos.
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I check LinkedIn but political views doesn't matter
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As if HR ever does anything more than the absolute bare minimum.
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A 5-word comment posted 1 year ago was not published.
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A 5-word comment posted 1 year ago was not published.
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