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Illegal Job Interview Questions
Summary: Learn about what questions are illegal to ask in a job interview so you know what you don't have to answer with expert tips in this free job hunting video.
Peggy Charlton has been an English teacher as well as a drama coach during her 28-year career as an educator. She purchased an 80 year old home, and she remodeled it, room by room,...read more
"This is Peggy Charlton at the end of the job interview for Expert Village. There are several things that you will not want to discuss during the interview such as you have the legal right not to be asked about your personal life, your religion, your children or what your husband does. These are actually illegal questions that you might keep in mind if your employer asks and you can say, I'm sorry, I'd rather not disclose that information. So don't let the employer bull you or intimidate you or have you answer questions that they legally cannot answer. I hope you will take the things that I have suggested and utilize them because I think they are just a no fail philosophy of a job interview. But before anything, be confident, have fun with your job interview and be enthusiastic. These are very important things and good luck with your job interview. "
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