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No, after you get above 145 (top 98% or 3 SD) the accuracy decreases quickly, instead they give you a different test which takes quite awhile to administer. Jus
by curt 16y ago
No, after you get above 145 (top 98% or 3 SD) the accuracy decreases quickly, instead they give you a different test which takes quite awhile to administer. Just ask problem solving, thought, and logic questions; it's easier, cheaper, and you get you see how they think.
WARNING, in some jurisdictions IQ testing is of questionable legality within a job setting and can be considered discriminatory (I know, stupid. They now say you can't discriminate between candidates based on intelligence.)
- puredemo 16y agoWhere is this?
- curt 16y agoDon't know exactly which areas I just know I've been warned by a few attorneys I know that due to the changes in case law (not newly passed laws). That in some areas it can be argued and argued successfully that not hiring an individual based on their intelligence can be a discriminatory practice. If the test doesn't result in a nominal result between racial groups, in extension the intelligence test can be found racial discriminatory.
- getonit 16y agoThere is a book called Incompetence, by Rob Grant of Red Dwarf fame, set slightly in the future where it is now illegal to discriminate on race, age, gender... or competence. Highly recommended reading, both as entertainment and as preparation for the inevitable.