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I can agree with the definition of the problem, but I am not convinced that you can find a technical solution to it. Currently the only information on the site
by madewulf 16y ago
I can agree with the definition of the problem, but I am not convinced that you can find a technical solution to it.
Currently the only information on the site is :
"Skills is a tool for identifying expertise and passion in developers."
I honestly doubt you can do that in an automated way, but hey, we'll see.
- arethuza 16y agoI can think of some approaches: - Gattaca-style DNA checks for the "coding passion" gene - The fMRI scans that the Daemon uses to evaluate candidates for faction membership :-)
- raganwald 16y agoI honestly doubt you can do that in an automated way I have no idea whether they'll do it, but I am confident we can use software to improve the process by an order of magnitude,and given the amount of money sloshing around the process, I have great confidence someone is going to get rich working on this problem.
- idan 16y agoBingo. Hopefully we're also the people you describe in the latter part. :)
- JustAGeek 16y agoWhen I try to subscribe with my email, I get to this page here: http://skillsapp.com/subscribe/ http://skillsapp.com/subscribe/ which is blank, you might want to look into that. :) Happening with FF 3.6.12 and Ubuntu.
- idan 16y agoWe'll be posting previews and screenshots as we continue to develop; there are a lot of great minds and we're happy to get feedback as we go along. In the end, we're doing testing, but we've given the actual testing methodology a lot of thought. It is obviously impossible to just put a score on "passion", but we've come up with some ways to give employers a way to getsome idea of the candidate's knowledge of/engagement in a field beyond just their coding skills. We look forward to earning your respect for our product :)