Privacy

What stays private

Drafts, notes, and topics you have not approved are visible only to you. An unpublished record has no public address, so there is nothing for anyone else to open.

What becomes public

Publishing makes your name, headline, location, availability, approved topics, and the contact methods you enabled readable by anyone with the link. Public answers are built only from that approved material.

What hiring teams leave behind

Questions asked on a published page are recorded so you can see what hiring teams wanted to know. Visitors do not create accounts and are not asked to identify themselves.

Deleting things

You can unpublish a record at any time, which removes its public address. You can also delete the record and the account outright from the desk.