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Let S be your set of employees and let f be your hiring function, such that f(A) = A, f(B) = C, etc. Hiring someone assessed by an employee with letter grade x
by throwawaymath 8y ago
Let S be your set of employees and let f be your hiring function, such that f(A) = A, f(B) = C, etc. Hiring someone assessed by an employee with letter grade x is the union operation S U {f(x)}.
There exists no map f(x) = B. The space is incomplete. Therefore, identify at least one A player and have them found a company. Then after n hires by any employee of S, S consists of n + 1 A grade employees and no other employees, because f(A) is idempotent.