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Re:Triplebyte Raises $10M from Initialized Capital, Marissa ... by jensvdh on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @05:25PM (#16487716)
Due to visa constraints there literally is no point in doing this.
Re:Triplebyte Raises $10M from Initialized Capital, Marissa ... by mattm on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @10:01PM (#16489339)
Yeah I believe Triplebyte will only accept candidates from countries that have an easy way to get a work visa in the US - Canada, Mexico, Australia and Singapore (I think). (I'm Canadian and am working at my current company through Triplebyte)
Re:Triplebyte Raises $10M from Initialized Capital, Marissa ... by guessmyname on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @11:47PM (#16489742)
That's weird, I am also Canadian and my profile says that they can only proceed with my application with people who hold an US visa and/or work permit. I thought it was a mistake so I contacted their support team and got a reply saying that they can only consider my application if I live in the US.

Did you change your location to some city in the US?

How did you get your application accepted?

On the same note, Hired.com which seems to be a direct competitor, also has restrictions on the locations available for their recruitment process. In Canada, for example, they only accept people living in Toronto. Or people lying about their current location because they are planning to move there.

Re:Triplebyte Raises $10M from Initialized Capital, Marissa ... by mattm on Sunday March 11, 2018 @12:00PM (#16563451)
Hmmm, I applied about a year ago so maybe they've changed that recently?

Edit - their FAQ page says that they accept Canadians so maybe ask again?

"the companies we work with CANNOT provide visas for candidates unless they are from Canada, Mexico, Singapore, Chile, or Australia"

https://triplebyte.com/candidate_faq