one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
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one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
I said I wish I had an answer for you, but it seems kinda suspicious to me
what are your thoughts?
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one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
I said I wish I had an answer for you, but it seems kinda suspicious to me
what are your thoughts?
That last question is definitely a major red flag.
I was let go from a job for a company based in IN because they found out I use THC medically. As in I've got a medical card from the state I live in.
No recourse. Indiana laws protect companies over individuals.
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one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
I said I wish I had an answer for you, but it seems kinda suspicious to me
what are your thoughts?
@coleens_ Asking for pronouns isn't immediately a red flag BUT the way this is phrased sets off major alarm bells.
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one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
I said I wish I had an answer for you, but it seems kinda suspicious to me
what are your thoughts?
@coleens_ sus as hell
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That last question is definitely a major red flag.
I was let go from a job for a company based in IN because they found out I use THC medically. As in I've got a medical card from the state I live in.
No recourse. Indiana laws protect companies over individuals.
@admin sometime I miss Indy, and sometimes, I don't
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@coleens_ sus as hell
@BsCreativeLife right?! man...
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one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
I said I wish I had an answer for you, but it seems kinda suspicious to me
what are your thoughts?
@coleens_ i applied for a job with similar questions yah I bailed out on it
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@coleens_ Asking for pronouns isn't immediately a red flag BUT the way this is phrased sets off major alarm bells.
@CrabbyIT right?!
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@coleens_ i applied for a job with similar questions yah I bailed out on it
@MedeaVanamonde can't say that I blame you - dang!
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one of my trans friends, who is looking for a job, sent me this screenshot this morning and asked me what I thought about these questions - position is a remote job in TX, for a company based in IN
I said I wish I had an answer for you, but it seems kinda suspicious to me
what are your thoughts?
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