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i thought they said average score doesn’t correlate at all with how you do once you’re in? a lot of high performers only get in 2nd or 3rd time and barely.
by oculusthrift 8y ago
i thought they said average score doesn’t correlate at all with how you do once you’re in? a lot of high performers only get in 2nd or 3rd time and barely.
- DannyBee 8y agoI can't speak for whether that was true in the past. (If you really care i can bug people for historical data) However, as of 2014 average interview score was very well correlated with job performance (I can't give you further exact details because they are still marked confidential and i can't find a paper or anything that has disclosed it). Note very clearly the word average above ;) Individual interview scores are definitely not predictive of job performance.
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- sdenton4 8y agoThose interested in learning more would do well to read Kahneman's "thinking, fast and slow." Averaging across multiple axes and multiple interviewers gives good signal.