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Agree with the overall message but I don't understand what is odd about asking for ID before an interview. If it is not customary then it should be.
by 01100011 5y ago
Agree with the overall message but I don't understand what is odd about asking for ID before an interview. If it is not customary then it should be.
- tptacek 5y agoThe article addresses this question directly. In my entire career I've never been asked for an ID at any interview.
- bastawhiz 5y agoWhat does that actually get you, beyond cursory verification of your TIN and the customary background check? I look nothing like my valid photo ID, which was taken just over nine years ago. I now have a nose ring and a shaved head, I've lost my facial hair,and I carry forty pounds more muscle than I did in 2013. Lots of folks with nothing to hide don't identify as their gender in their photo ID. How can you tell over Zoom that the ID is real and undoctored?
- Sebb767 5y agoOther than added effort, it's also highly sensitive data. My barrier to showing an ID is far higher than jumping on a zoom call - even more so since it's so rare, the question would immediately raise suspicions.
- wglb 5y agoIn all my years of employment I have never heard of this.