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Why would the airport managers [edit: I mean immigration officers] be able to find engineers who can devise good tests? Why would they be able to find the right
by HappyDreamer 10y ago
Why would the airport managers [edit: I mean immigration officers] be able to find engineers who can devise good tests? Why would they be able to find the right people to verify the tests on?
IMO companies have a hard time finding talented software developers. I'd expect the airport managers [edit: immigration officers] to find not-very-competent people who come up with the very wrong tests.
- tropo 10y agoInternet connectivity means they only need one person on duty at the central office. If this weren't immigration law enforcement, they could even outsource it. :-)
- HappyDreamer 10y agoThat's a good point. They could have an office with people on duty that remote-interviews everyone about all different kinds of jobs. Not saying it'd work well (no idea if it would), but I do think it'd work (a lot?) better than the scenario I first imagined.
- TuringNYC 10y agoI suppose they could hand out iPads while we're on line and have us complete HackerRank exams. So if someone is a plumber, would they provide a set of pipes to connect? What about a heart surgeon? That might get messy...