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Certifications and licenses certainly exist, but proof of their effectiveness often does not. You, after all, do need to hire the people who failed to find out
by nitwit005 9y ago
Certifications and licenses certainly exist, but proof of their effectiveness often does not. You, after all, do need to hire the people who failed to find out if it works, which tends to be unpopular.
If you can produce a demonstratably effective test for filtering out incompetent or low productivity employees, people will bury you in cash at you without hesitation.
- Nuzzerino 9y agoMark my words, we will see major improvements in this area within 5 years.
- austincheney 9y agoThat is so far outside of reality. Nobody hires a law student who fails the state bar exam to qualify its effectiveness.
- nitwit005 9y agoProbably because that would be illegal. They do hire plenty of people without law degrees for support roles that don't require it, so presumably they've already decided it's not a useful discriminator for those roles.