Interview Questions NOT to Ask
How to steer clear of inappropriate, illegal, unnecessary, or uncomfortable topics while interviewing potential
job candidates
So your business has successfully recruited its latest crop of capable
candidates.
That’s great....
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Interview Questions NOT to Ask
How to steer clear of inappropriate, illegal, unnecessary, or uncomfortable topics while interviewing potential
job candidates
So your business has successfully recruited its latest crop of capable
candidates.
That’s great.
Now all you have to do is interview them.
When you get a potential employee in front of you, there are a
thousand and one questions you may want to ask; that’s completely
understandable.
In most scenarios, the more you know the better.
Unfortunately, that
doesn’t always apply when interviewing job candidates.
Surprisingly
enough, there are quite a few questions that are better not asked.
Certain questions can confuse your candidate, cause awkwardness,
offend a few job applicants, or even lead to legal complications.
Recruiters and hiring managers should already know that there are a
number of questions that, while they may seem innocent enough, actually violate Section VII of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964.
But, just in case you
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