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> I was asked during an interview how I thought my autism might impact my work God that makes me angry. Of course I don't know what jurisdiction you're in, but
by nottrobin 4y ago
> I was asked during an interview how I thought my autism might impact my work
God that makes me angry. Of course I don't know what jurisdiction you're in, but the company should be sued for this. Of course I know it's easy to say this in theory but most people can't afford litigation. But really that should be extremely against the law. You should at least name and shame the company.
On the anonymous thing - yes I know what you mean. I really struggle with overcoming the fear of publishing any significant opinions as myself. But I also find maintaining any sort of anonymity to be a very daunting thought. I'm such an open person generally, and I like that about myself, it would be very strange for me to try to hide like that.
- sockaddr 4y agoThe company should be sued for asking about something the candidate chose to publicly disclose and write on a blog presumably intended to be read by people interested in knowing more about them? Really?
- agentdrtran 4y ago"how do you think becoming pregnant will affect your ability to work?" is also illegal for similar reasons.
- nottrobin 4y agoYes, oddly simply knowing something about someone doesn't actually give you the right to discriminate against them.
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