Asked by Deb
why would a company want to take out the personal effects on an interview?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Personal effects?
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http://www.answers.com/topic/personal-effects
Perhaps you mean the company takes out personal questions in a job interview?
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http://www.answers.com/topic/personal-effects
Perhaps you mean the company takes out personal questions in a job interview?
Answered by
Deb
yes, I mean personal questions
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Many personal questions are illegal in a job interview.
Prospective employers can't ask about a person's marital status, children, race, age, non-relevant health conditions, gender preference, or religion.
Prospective employers can't ask about a person's marital status, children, race, age, non-relevant health conditions, gender preference, or religion.
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