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I'd be happier with your statement if you replaced "skill level" with "seniority", because the two aren't really equivalent.
by BugsJustFindMe 10y ago
I'd be happier with your statement if you replaced "skill level" with "seniority", because the two aren't really equivalent.
- Someone1234 10y agoThey aren't for an individual, they are for a data set. Meaning that more senior people have a higher skill in the aggregate, and given the context they're talking about at least dozens of data points. One exception doesn't discount the trend.
- itsdrewmiller 10y agoThe study that showed the bias accounted for seniority at Facebook (though not previous experience). That seems more valid overall than "rank" which, if these biases do exist, one would expect to also be influenced by them.