
Aug 29, 2016 ● Peter Jones
11 Unethical Interview Questions You Don't Need to Answer
Yes, it's an interview and you're trying your best to be a people-pleaser. But that doesn't mean letting someone ask you information that's off-limits.
Sometimes "innocent" questions about your hobbies and your kids can just feel like small talk, but are secretly a trap to get you to divulge information that could affect your chances. Asking certain things outright can be considered discrimination and is explicitly not allowed by government regulation.
Be vigilant for the following 11 unethical interview questions and have a swerve answer prepared. The best rule of thumb? If there’s a question that doesn’t seem relevant to your duties or performance or how well you’d fit into the company or role, dodge it.