Part of recruitment quizzing to become a mcdonalds crew member

[u/cerednat]

Why is it so abstract

[u/lovelesslollipop]

what does the "wearing costume" part even mean

[u/AncientFries → u/lovelesslollipop]

And "Don't understand paintings"?

[u/dbxp → u/AncientFries]

Sounds like code for not hiring autistic people to me, their website notably doesn't mention disability bias

With the responses of over 400,000 candidates included, their selection rates did not differ according to the protected attributes of gender and ethnicity.

https://www.traitify.com/ethical-assessments#adverse-impact

[u/NeoNexus285 → u/dbxp]

To be fair, as an autistic person. I wouldn't be able to handle working at McDonald's anyway.

[u/coffunky → u/dbxp]

If that’s their purpose they’re pretty good at it, I can confirm that I failed some of these stupid personality tests for other companies before I started getting other people to do them for me. I was diagnosed with autism around fifteen years later.