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Employers sometimes ask people applying for jobs for personal information, such as their hobbies and interests, and whether they are married or single. Some people say this information may be relevant and useful. Others disagree. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. v.5

Employers sometimes ask people applying for jobs for personal information, such as their hobbies and interests, and whether they are married or single. Some people say this information may be relevant and useful. Others disagree. v. 5
Employee’s selection is a difficult process these days. Although some people believe that recruiters asking from employers about their hobbies, interests and whether they are married or single is a relevant to a job, others are against of this view. In my view, I agree with the former view and this essay will discuss both of the sides. On the one hand, personal information affects an employee performance in the work and I agree. If workers possess diverse range of hobbies such as playing games and reading, they would be productive in achieving tasks at hand. Similarly, the martial status affects the performance of a person. Married people have more responsibilities as compared to unmarried people, which could hinder or slow down their performance in the workplace. A recent study from Oxford University, for instance, showed that people who have extracurricular activities, reading and writing interests, and are single, perform 50% more better in the workforce environment as compared to those who do not possess these features. Thus, employers should consider these information while hiring a person. On the other hand, opponents of the former view say that these attributes are not critical and academic and experience in a particular field is of paramount importance. This is because these information do not have effect on the working of a person as tasks in offices are related to academic knowledge and experience. This, in turn, means other things such as personal interests, hobbies and marital status have no effect on their performance at work. Research by the World Business Authority, for example, revealed that efficiency of employees in business depend 40% on their academic and practical experience in the specific working domain and not on personal interests. Hence, individual interests and status are not correlating with employee’s performance and companies should hire individuals on the basis of academic achievements and experience. In conclusion, while some people opine that personal interests and marital status are irrelevant in employees hiring process, in my opinion, they are crucial as they increases performance-level at work.
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selection is a difficult process these days. Although
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some
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people
believe that recruiters asking from employers about their hobbies,
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interests
and whether they
are married
or single is a relevant to a job, others are against of this
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view
. In my
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, I
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agree
with the former
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view
and this essay will discuss both of the sides.

On the one hand,
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personal
information affects an
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employee
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performance
in the work and I
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agree
. If workers possess diverse range of hobbies such as playing games and reading, they would be productive in achieving tasks at hand.
Similarly
, the martial
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status
affects the
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performance
of a person. Married
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people
have more responsibilities as compared to unmarried
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people
, which could hinder or slow down their
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performance
in the workplace. A recent study from Oxford University,
for instance
,
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showed
that
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people
who have extracurricular activities, reading and writing
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interests
, and are single, perform 50%
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more better
in the workforce environment as compared to those who do not possess these features.
Thus
, employers should consider
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these information
while hiring a person.

On the other hand
, opponents of the former
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view
say that these attributes are not critical and
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academic
and experience in a particular field is of paramount importance. This is
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because
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these information
do not have effect on the working of a person as tasks in offices
are related
to
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academic
knowledge and experience. This, in turn, means other things such as
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personal
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interests
, hobbies and marital
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status
have no effect on their
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performance
at work. Research by the World Business Authority,
for example
, revealed that efficiency of
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employees
in business depend 40% on their
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academic
and practical experience in the specific working domain and not on
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personal
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interests
.
Hence
, individual
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interests
and
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status
are not correlating with
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employee’s
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performance
and
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companies
should hire individuals on the basis of
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academic
achievements and experience.

In conclusion
, while
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some
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people
opine that
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personal
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interests
and marital
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status
are irrelevant in
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employees
hiring process, in my opinion, they are crucial as they
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increases
performance-level at work.
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37Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Employers sometimes ask people applying for jobs for personal information, such as their hobbies and interests, and whether they are married or single. Some people say this information may be relevant and useful. Others disagree. v. 5

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
340 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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