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When may you name a company in an answer?

When may you name a company in an answer? Only when a public page actually reported that theme for that company. A TechGig article on a company’s security questions, or a GeeksforGeeks experience post. “I name a company only if a public source backs the theme, and I say which kind of source.” Claimi

When may you name a company in an answer? Only when a public page actually reported that theme for that company. A TechGig article on a company’s security questions, or a GeeksforGeeks experience post. “I name a company only if a public source backs the theme, and I say which kind of source.” Claimi
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Short answer

Only when a public page actually reported that theme for that company.

Example

A TechGig article on a company’s security questions, or a GeeksforGeeks experience post.

Say it in the interview

“I name a company only if a public source backs the theme, and I say which kind of source.”

Why it matters

Claiming a secret company question bank is dishonest and easy to catch.

Learn more in the lesson: 47.1 How to Use This Chapter – Sources and Ethics

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