discrimination

>be me
>go to college
>get CS degree (thanks /prog/)
>get job offer from Apple.
>fuck it.jpg
>accept
>at job interview
>interview going well until
>Employers ask me my political views
>Tell them I am registered Republican
>They ask me who did I voted for and do I own any guns
>They ask me whether if I support LGBT rights
>Tell them I voted for Donald Trump and I am a licensed gun owner
>"Ok, we'll contact you"
>Never receive call.
>mfw

You didn't answer the LGBT rights question.
If you said you support them, it could have saved you from looking like an utter brainlet.

rekt

>>1

>Employers ask me my political views

do people really do this? seems fake

"Under the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, federal agency employers are prohibited from asking political party preference questions of federal employees and applicants. Although currently there are no federal laws that prohibit private employers from asking political affiliation questions, such questions could potentially trigger a discrimination claim. To reduce the risk of liability, employers should not ask any questions unrelated to the performance of a job. Employers should also check their state laws, which may prohibit discrimination based on political affiliation, activity or belief.

Further guidance on federal laws prohibiting job discrimination can be found on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission website."

things that never happend for 200 please trebek