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To: TopCat who wrote (361156)	12/3/2007 11:25:49 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) of 1575182

It's how he thinks about a lot of things. Probably with a face only a mother could love, he THINKS is should be illegal and therefore, in his mind, it IS illegal. "Has any firm you've worked for asked for photos from job applicants?" No....does that mean it's against the law? You are once again proving my point above.....and how stupid you are. That's not possible....there is no one as stupid as you guys: A caution about photos: Photos should never appear on a resume unless you're applying for an acting / theatrical position where appearance is a bona fide occupational qualification. Therefore the best approach is not to provide a photo in any form (on-line or otherwise) in connection with your job search. Employers are prohibited from making hiring decisions based on appearance or other factors not relevant to the job qualifications; therefore employers want to avoid seeking out information that is not appropriate to consider. 209.85.173.104

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