[cronix]

Now it's personal pronouns and gender. Seeing more and more on resumes. I didn't ask if you were "genderqueer", don't care and it has nothing to do with our open front end dev position.

[i80and]

Listing their pronouns prevents candidates from being misgendered while hiring staff discuss them. Makes sense to me.

[nudiustertian]

The point is that thats what the candidate is requesting to used in conversation and when referring to that candidate. It's a courtesy thing

[par]

wow you sound pretty aggressive about something that is quite innocuous.

[cronix]

I was stating an observation about things people (voluntarily) currently put on resumes (not applications where things have actual questions/predetermined choices) that don't have anything to do with the job. To us, gender is irrelevant in terms of a job, just like height/weight/previous salary, which is what I was responding to. You seem to have a very loose definition of aggressive.