What question did you refuse to answer in a job interview?

What's your Zodiac sign?

At first, I thought it was a joke, but he went on to explain in detail that it was very important

that all the signs of his employees were compatible with his to prevent drama in the workplace.

Then he started telling me about past lives. It was a weird interview.

Why should we hire you when you just got married and we'll probably

be starting a family soon? I initially refused to answer, but couldn't resist by the end of the

interview, telling them that I'd had my tubes tied for years and literally couldn't have kids.

My race. They were interviewing to fill several positions at an office near downtown where they were

in need of Spanish-speaking workers because the area served as mostly Hispanic. The interviewer asked me what is my race and where is my family from? He asked this because he saw that I am fluent in Spanish. I am mixed but look very white. He seemed a little perturbed that I was fluent in his native language. He kept questioning my race and

Why do I speak Spanish? I let him know that I have spoken Spanish since I first learned to speak. I had dual

primary languages in my home. I took Spanish in high school and college. I was hired by college as a Spanish

tutor, yet he doubted my knowledge because of my light skin. He did this to a girl I was

chatting with in the waiting area too. I could hear her interview because they were doing them in

cubicles, not private. With her, he insisted she couldn't really speak Spanish. The girl was black,

but she was from Belize. Anyhow, we were both hired even though he failed us on our spoken language

portions, she and I wrote grievances and had him removed, as well as our scores corrected.

He interviewed another girl I knew who looks very Hispanic but barely speaks Spanish, and

he does not write it.

He gave her a 100.

At my office, I found out he had given anyone that looked white or black very low scores,

even if they aced the interview.

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