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Having a lot of confidence in your abilities is arguably a pretty important quality in an employee. I've encountered a lot of engineers who were way less effec
by minwcnt5 11y ago
Having a lot of confidence in your abilities is arguably a pretty important quality in an employee. I've encountered a lot of engineers who were way less effective than they could have been, mainly because they were too timid to speak up, to take initiative, to lead.
So maybe they were right to reject someone who answered 4-6 in most categories. Either that person isn't a good fit skill-wise, or they are a good fit skill-wise, but not personality-wise.
- fweespee_ch 11y ago> Having a lot of confidence in your abilities is arguably a pretty important quality in an employee. Realistic assessment of your abilities matters as an employee. Humility is far rarer and more valuable.