I was interviewing someone who one their CV had no real qualifications for the role they were applying for (sysadmin, this was back in 2012) Basically they were

I was interviewing someone who one their CV had no real qualifications for the role they were applying for (sysadmin, this was back in 2012) Basically they were a social worker for both young and old in spain (this was a UK position) However they were reasonably promising on the test, so as part of the "getting to know you" part of the interview we went over where they got their knowledge. Home labs, ebay, second had stuff. Do I expect _everyone_ to have a home lab? fuck no. Do I explicitly ask about them? no. I must take issue with discriminatory, the whole point of an interview is to discriminate against people who are not capable of the job role. What you are talking about is social bias, and that frankly has nothing really to do with home labs, and a lot to do with people being arseholes.