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Or just allow what happens in the EU. Every time I've applied for a job and been rejected, I put through a GDPR request and find out the reasons I was rejected.
by weakened_malloc 4mo ago
Or just allow what happens in the EU. Every time I've applied for a job and been rejected, I put through a GDPR request and find out the reasons I was rejected.
- probably_wrong 4mo agoWhich right exactly are you invoking?
- weakened_malloc 4mo agoHave a read here! https://github.com/Leader-board/OA-and-Interviews/blob/main/Getting%20the%20feedback%20through%20GDPR.md https://github.com/Leader-board/OA-and-Interviews/blob/main/... Once they take in your job application, they're processing your data. You've then got a right, wherever you're from, to see what information they hold on you. That includes interview feedback, test scores and so on.