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Perhaps not in the U.S due to labor laws and the EEOC, but in some countries you must also attach a head shot. Not only that, but HR can casually drop by your h
by ingenieros 4y ago
Perhaps not in the U.S due to labor laws and the EEOC, but in some countries you must also attach a head shot. Not only that, but HR can casually drop by your house unannounced to inspect your living conditions and make a note of anything "unusual". I know it sounds straight out of Severance, but that's how things would be stateside if unions and others hadn't drawn the line somewhere.
- dottedmag 4y agoWhat are the countries where this is practiced?
- ingenieros 4y agoAll throughout LATAM, look up "visita domiciliaria" in Colombia.
- bobsmooth 4y agoI know in Japan head shot and blood type are expected with a resume.
- Wohlf 4y agoBlood type is weird but in Japanese cultural it's similar to adding your Myers-Briggs type.
- unsignedint 4y agoHeadshot yes, blood type typically not. They do require to reveal a bit of other information including age, number of dependents, marital status, expected length of commute, etc. Funniest aspect is that a lot of employers expect applicants to handwrite their resumes and some actually goes as far as rejecting non-handwritten resumes.