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## Adrian Swifter
# Full-stack engineer · 8 yrs
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Adrian
Wait, this person actually works at Stripe? Let me reach out 👀
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FAQ
What counts as a work email?
Any email on a custom domain. @stripe.com, @yourcompany.io, even your own domain if you run a freelance business. We block Gmail, Outlook personal, Yahoo, and other free providers.
Do you verify my job title?
No. Your role is self-reported. The verified part is your email domain, which proves someone hired you at that company. Whether you're a junior or staff engineer is for the recruiter to figure out in an interview.
How long does verification last?
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Is it really free?
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What if I change jobs?
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