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If you got a job opportunity from Russian government, would you accept it?
- Thread starter fireflame
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Lol no? Why is the Russian government offering me a job and not a Russian citizen, unless they need me for something shady af
Depends on what it is, honestly. Depending on the type of work I would have to also register as a foreign agent here in the US. Also, regardless of what the job is— or whether I accept it or not— I would probably be inclined to let the appropriate authorities know that I was being approached.
As long as it was a remote job I could do from the US or some other country that's not Russia and I get paid $100,000+ a year then sure.
Idk...do I get to work remotely in Russia? There are some real beautiful landscapes out there. (Speaking as a photographer)
My mind says no, and I'd like to definitely say "no" but I've worked for high security clients in the past that I don't necessarily agree with on everything personaly and politicaly because I needed employment so I can't 100% say I wouldn't.
I certainly say no depending on it it's illegal or downright involved in something corrupt or something that I knew was wrong.
My dealings with clients I don't see eye to eye with was more regards saving lives than ending them. So I could justify working for them.
I certainly say no depending on it it's illegal or downright involved in something corrupt or something that I knew was wrong.
My dealings with clients I don't see eye to eye with was more regards saving lives than ending them. So I could justify working for them.
Like the actual russian government and I'd be a government employee? Hell no man, I'm not trying to be exiled to Moscow someday
You'll get a microphone that looks like this 🍆 and your codename will be американский фаллоимитатор
Most jobs in the Russian government, like any government, are mundane and non-political.
I don't think I'm terribly qualified to be a food safety inspector or a train driver, but I don't think there is anything morally problematic in taking those types jobs.
This is obviously depends on the actual job, there are of course many types of Russian government jobs that I will refuse to take on moral grounds, like being a cop
I don't think I'm terribly qualified to be a food safety inspector or a train driver, but I don't think there is anything morally problematic in taking those types jobs.
This is obviously depends on the actual job, there are of course many types of Russian government jobs that I will refuse to take on moral grounds, like being a cop
If the Chinese government offered you $1 million, hookers, a 1-week road trip with Keanu Reeves and the complete FF VII Remake collection on a PS5 Pro, would you accept?