It is asked for here rather than at the end so you can get it out of the way while you are still on the easy questions. It saves you typing out your roles and your years, and the read is sharper when it can see the shape of a career rather than one slice of it.
You do not need it. Every question below works without one, and skipping it costs you nothing but a little typing.
Take your address and phone number off it first if you would rather. Nothing here uses them. Your CV is read once to write your answer and is not stored afterwards.
Your read comes to you either way. If you say yes, she sees your answers and will only be in touch if something in them stands out.
Reading what you wrote...
This takes about thirty seconds.
Your answers and the read are in your inbox. Read the middle one again when it arrives, it is usually the one people underrate.