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The problem is that there is no reliable metric with which to measure talent. There is no interview process at the moment that currently does this accurately.
by lj3 8y ago
The problem is that there is no reliable metric with which to measure talent. There is no interview process at the moment that currently does this accurately.
- fsloth 8y agoI'd say the problem is lacking accreditation. It's bonkers a person given a CS degree is not understood to know CS well enough to render whiteboarding unnecessary. For a medical doctor it suffices to gets one doctorate. I don't think hospitals will drill him on the core fundamentals of his craft similar to whiteboarding in cs. A patient arrives with a slight fever and a headache. Quick! Which lab tests would you assign him!
- Double_a_92 8y agoIt's ironic that for a doctor that actually would make sense since it's something practical that is needed on the job. E.g. "Patient has those symptoms, what could it be?"
- Double_a_92 8y agoHow do other fields actually deal with that? Electrical Engineering should be close to our software field... Are they asked to draw common circuits or so?