Skip to main content
The Workplace

Return to Question

Tweeted twitter.com/StackWorkplace/status/1224799952246919169
Became Hot Network Question
added 6 characters in body
Source Link
Sourav Ghosh
Sourav Ghosh
  • 73.8k
  • 46
  • 249
  • 306

I found a couple of questions dealing with the issue of not disclosing ones gender on your resume, but I'd like some information on how to write your resume so that it won't contain any information that a potential employer could discriminate against. What comes to mind are:

  • genderGender
  • heritageHeritage
  • ageAge

Is there anything else to be considered, and are there any established ways on hiding these infosinformation?

I'm explicitly not asking if this is a good or bad idea, but if there is a common and at least somewhat accepted way of doing this.

I found a couple of questions dealing with the issue of not disclosing ones gender on your resume, but I'd like some information on how to write your resume so that it won't contain any information that a potential employer could discriminate against. What comes to mind are:

  • gender
  • heritage
  • age

Is there anything else to be considered, and are there any established ways on hiding these infos?

I'm explicitly not asking if this is a good or bad idea, but if there is a common and at least somewhat accepted way of doing this.

I found a couple of questions dealing with the issue of not disclosing ones gender on your resume, but I'd like some information on how to write your resume so that it won't contain any information that a potential employer could discriminate against. What comes to mind are:

  • Gender
  • Heritage
  • Age

Is there anything else to be considered, and are there any established ways on hiding these information?

I'm explicitly not asking if this is a good or bad idea, but if there is a common and at least somewhat accepted way of doing this.

Source Link
Michael Kunst
Michael Kunst
  • 146
  • 4

How to write a CV without any information an employer could discriminate against

I found a couple of questions dealing with the issue of not disclosing ones gender on your resume, but I'd like some information on how to write your resume so that it won't contain any information that a potential employer could discriminate against. What comes to mind are:

  • gender
  • heritage
  • age

Is there anything else to be considered, and are there any established ways on hiding these infos?

I'm explicitly not asking if this is a good or bad idea, but if there is a common and at least somewhat accepted way of doing this.