• whatever@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    Me, why shouldn’t one do that? But my last resume is 10 years old, maybe I am out of touch with all the mumbo jumbo dancing you have to do, to build the “right” resume.

        • linuxPIPEpower@discuss.tchncs.de
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          11 months ago

          Well you can’t make a hiring decision on that basis in most places unless you have a reason. What constitutes “a reason” being variable. Generally if you are prohibited from making a decision on a certain factor, you may not ask about it during an interview.

          Sex discrimination can be constituted by various things. For example asking about maritial status, children, plans for pregnancy, soliciting sexual favors, etc. Also in some places, if you thought someone might be trans, you could not ask them about that.

    • r_se_random@sh.itjust.works
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      11 months ago

      Personally, I would say it shouldn’t matter.

      I wouldn’t want to know the birth date of a person I was interviewing, and there’s no need for my interviewer to know mine.