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Interesting. Most american companies I interviewed with, were asking me very personal questions, such as race and sexual orientation.
by jkot 12y ago
Interesting. Most american companies I interviewed with, were asking me very personal questions, such as race and sexual orientation.
- belorn 12y agoWhat kind of work place uses the sexual orientation of employees for the benefit of the company?
- nailer 12y agoWhich ones?
- DanBC 12y agoThat's very poor recruiting practice. Why bothe asking questions if you can't use the answers as part of your recruitment process?
- gamechangr 12y agoI have interview with numerous companies in America and have NEVER been asked personal questions. What industry? What city? How many companies = "Most"?
- jkot 12y agoAll were major corporations. I had to apply for job interview using their website. After I would fill out CV and relevant information, I was redirected to survey or something like that. This was in Ireland, since 2006.
- joshuapants 12y agoI think you're referring to an optional survey. Companies ask that so that they have metrics on what kind of people they get applications from. You can choose not to answer.
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- gamechangr 12y ago"most" = which ones? List them