I have just been submitted to a scientology test

**Whacker** · 07-18-2007, 22:24

Uhm, asking questions for and about things not directly related to the job are illegal, as I understand it. This would include items such as "personality" tests, etc. You might want to look into this further, and if it's free or cheap get some real legal advice on the matter.

**AntiochusIII** · 07-18-2007, 22:45

Originally Posted by Whacker

Uhm, asking questions for and about things not directly related to the job are illegal, as I understand it. This would include items such as "personality" tests, etc. You might want to look into this further, and if it's free or cheap get some real legal advice on the matter.

In the EU as well...?

If I'm not mistaken doc_bean is Belgian. [Or was it Dutch? lol]

But yeah, personality tests sound like the stuff government regulation against corporations are for.

**Whacker** · 07-18-2007, 22:50

Originally Posted by AntiochusIII

In the EU as well...?

If I'm not mistaken doc_bean is Belgian. [Or was it Dutch? lol]

D'oh! For some reason I thought he was American, have no idea why... Same rules might apply though, dunno.

Sorry mate.

**Gregoshi** · 07-19-2007, 01:40

Well doc, spill the beans - are you qualified to be a scientologist?

Edit: the "spill the beans" phrase was an entirely unintentional pun doc. Must have been a subconscious reflex. Sorry.

**Husar** · 07-19-2007, 06:15

I am getting this "They're everywhere!" vibe. I'd think there are two possible reasons.
1. someone is somehow connected to scientology and you should be rather careful not to slide into a big mess.

2. someone was lazy and just copied parts of their free test thinking it could be useful, maybe some parts of their test are actually useful.

You might, like Whacker said, want to get legal help or ask an expert on such matters, I'm definitely not one.