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[sbloom]

In the past I did not bring up my spouse because I didn't have one,
and though I didn't go out of my way to announce my religion or where I was born, etc, it sometimes came up and I didn't get all out of sorts that it did. I may have even talked about my cats and that yes, I have 3 siblings.

However, now that my wife and I have "solved" the 2 body problem,
if we were to move, it would be an issue. Now, it might not be an issue that a particular SC has to know about, depending on the circumstances, but it might be an issue, so I can see one of us definitely bringing it up at one point or another.

[csguy]

Yes but I'm hoping you don't find out until after you've hired me.

[science_expat]

Yes but I'm hoping you don't find out until after you've hired me.

I've wondered about this with a few of our applicants...

[mingus]

Answer: "Sure; I'm a serial killer in my spare time."

[lassboni]

Answer: "Sure; I'm a serial killer in my spare time."

"I'm a serial monogamous killer" just sounds so much more committed (and commitment is big when being interviewed).