RE: Conducting Telephone Interviews

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

> It strikes me that this question would be in terribly 
> bad taste under any circumstances. After all, you never 
> know if the person you are interviewing may have recently 
> lost a loved one, or if someone might think you are engaging 
> in agism at their expense (especially a more mature candidate).

While I have not recently lost anyone and cannot address from that
perspective, I might fit in the later category. I can't say that I
would be bothered about the question from the perspective of agism.

I think those who would be bothered from that perspective are those
who are looking to be bothered by something and they might latch onto
that. 

Why WOULD I be bothered? I hate being interviewed by those without
imagination and without the ability to think on their own.

John Posada
Senior Technical Writer

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