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Where TF are you applying??

• indigochill 5y ago
  Every "equal opportunity employer" in the states has a part of the application that's a dryer form of, "we're working towards equal opportunity, so please tell us what you consider to be your race as well as which gender you identify with and which you prefer to have sex with, which we promise are completely work-relevant questions because we care so much about representation and pinky promise this information won't be used in any other way". Seems completely backwards to me, but I've seen it on quite a few job application forms.
  • hnuser847 5y ago
    That's a voluntary survey that gets sent to the government. You're in no way required to answer those questions. https://attorneyatlawmagazine.com/what-are-eeo-questions-why-do-we-have-them https://attorneyatlawmagazine.com/what-are-eeo-questions-why...
    • friendlydog 5y ago
      Except you can't move on to the next phase of the form unless that box gets checked. At least that has been my experience applying in a few places.
      • satokema 5y ago
        There is a "I refuse to identity myself" option for most if not all the questions on the form(s). (this also includes the veteran status ones)