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Rejection doesn’t mean difficulty. All of my worst students work for one of those companies. All of my best were rejected by the same company. Trust me; the com
by jl2718 7y ago
Rejection doesn’t mean difficulty. All of my worst students work for one of those companies. All of my best were rejected by the same company. Trust me; the competence gap was astronomical.
- quickthrower2 7y agoIt sounds almost like the scatter plot of grades and competence at an actual job (or perceived competence at least) isn’t a straight line.
- jl2718 7y agoI agree with this, and I had students like that too, but no way, not in the case of this particular company. It had to be deliberate, or maybe they were just hiring their drinking buddies. I don't know, but it could not have been anything approximating engineering competence.