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From a candidate's perspective this would turn me off having to show a photo id during an interview. It would be one thing if it is in person and I flash it to
by confidantlake 4y ago
From a candidate's perspective this would turn me off having to show a photo id during an interview. It would be one thing if it is in person and I flash it to them like getting into a bar. But I would not want to send it online to someone I don't know, seems like a good way of getting your identity stolen.
- jjk166 4y agoYou're already giving them your name, phone number, home address, and extensive details about your past whereabouts. While the idea of an interviewing bait and switch seems incredibly dumb to me, if there is a serious need to verify identity then that's what ID is for. And it's not like it needs to be at the very beginning, it can be the last step before the offer is formally extended, by which point the relationship is exactly as developed as it will be when you submit it for your I-9.