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"the fact that he's restricted himself to a talent pool that excludes the top 20% academically makes his results not generally applicable." The article said no
by xiaoma 16y ago
"the fact that he's restricted himself to a talent pool that excludes the top 20% academically makes his results not generally applicable."
The article said nothing of the sort. It said he didn't restrict applicants to any particular academic group.
- dlo 16y agoHe didn't restrict himself intentionally. I don't think that was what the poster meant. Rather, the poster probably meant that Sridhar was forced into this restriction by not being very attractive to those in the top 20%: "Our company in India always faced trouble recruiting, because most college graduates, particularly from well-known colleges, would prefer big-brand-name firms. Simply out of SHEER NECESSITY, we started to disregard the kind of college a person graduated from, and the grades they obtained."