Weirdest job application

[DarkSoul]

all those optional questions, are illegal to even have on an application here.
the employer is not allowed to inquire about such things.

did you know, you also dont have to put your SS/SIN number on applications either. your potential employer has no need for that information until after you are hired.

 

[wataugachicken]

Oh, and that electronic survey, is probably not a lie detector test. Its most likly talking about a personality survey. Where they basically sit you infront of a computer before they interveiw you and you answer 100 some questions such as "do people say you have a good work ethic? if you saw another employee steal would you tell your supervisor? do you think you have a good work ethic? Do you consider taking a box of paper clips home is theft? etc."

My father is head of HR at a state funded university in Texas, and they use a program like that, and I've taken them for financial postions I've applied for.

Its a way to weed out applicants without wasting man hours for interviews.

nope, it's definitely a polygraph. they state that.