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no the statement is ""being good at programming competitions correlates negatively with being good on the job, conditional on passing Google interviews" which i
by rquant 9y ago
no the statement is ""being good at programming competitions correlates negatively with being good on the job, conditional on passing Google interviews" which is completely different statement.
"being good at programming competitions" hugely positively correlated with "begin good on the programming job" unconditionally
- sbierwagen 9y agoDo you have... any kind of evidence to support that claim?
- Klockan 9y agoThe overwhelming majority of people who can't code would fail horribly both at jobs and competitions, this effect will drown out everything else no matter how the distribution looks for the few percent who can code.