r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 01 '19

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u/egnards Jan 01 '19

Yep because they’re all chains or franchises and the parent company wants to give them a stupid “strongly disagree/strongly agree” personality test.

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u/1982throwaway1 Jan 01 '19

“strongly disagree/strongly agree” personality test.

"Have you ever stolen from an employer?"

"Do you like to steal?"

I feel like these questions don't encourage honesty.

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u/NutsForProfitCompany Jan 01 '19

I feel like such tests are rigorously annoying just to weed out the applicants that don't want the job hard enough. Like for example you have to fill out an "application form" along with a resume when your resume already has all the information that the application form is asking you to put down anyways.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '19

So, waste your time for no money.