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I was asked to describe the diversity within my private life during a job interview last year. It was a relatively lower end position, not even vaguely academic
by ergonaught 4y ago
I was asked to describe the diversity within my private life during a job interview last year. It was a relatively lower end position, not even vaguely academic, and neither the role nor the company have any particular applicability to "diversity".
- psychlops 4y agoThat seems like the greatest question to get. One could spin all sorts of fantasies and talk for hours...
- Manuel_D 4y agoIs it illegal to lie on these sorts of questions? Like, you could say you're gay, married to an indigenous trans man raising 3 URM children you've adopted. All of these things are illegal to use in hiring decisions, so the veracity of your answers would only matter if the company was engaged in unlawful hiring practices.
- throwawaysleep 4y agoExactly. Just lie about this in whatever way will get you the job. Truths do not belong in the hiring process.
- goodSteveramos 4y agoyes. Its illegal racial discrimination. If white people actually called the bluff of civil rights by suing on these grounds the ruling class would be forced to either explicitly add anti-white discrimination to the law or stop their anti-white policies.
- freejazz 4y agoSovereign-man levels of understanding of the US legal system and governmental processes here
- goodSteveramos 4y agoCompanies basically never get forced to hire a white person to make it more diverse even if doing so would. These laws are not uniformly applied. Understand that.