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You're always left with an imperfect amount of information after an interview. I don't think that means you should discount how well someone fits into a convers
by debaserab2 7y ago
You're always left with an imperfect amount of information after an interview. I don't think that means you should discount how well someone fits into a conversation given how important solid communication is.
- kaesar14 7y agoPretty much this. Yes, technical skill is important, but to some degree, the proficiency to do our jobs can mostly be taught given a proven background and some proven competency during the interview. Good communication skills? That's something taught over a lifetime.