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I personally never experienced it myself. But I can imagine it being useful in a relativistic sense. For example if the candidate puts 9 for PHP and 5 for Haske
by rossvor 6y ago
I personally never experienced it myself. But I can imagine it being useful in a relativistic sense.
For example if the candidate puts 9 for PHP and 5 for Haskell, you can get the rough idea what language they prefer or are more comfortable in using. You are not comparing these ratings against other candidate's ratings.
- cutemonster 6y agoPrecisely -- one's estimates about a skill, are accurate (only) when compared with one's own other estimates about oneself. And can be helpful when preparing for an interview (for the interviewer). I find it surprising this didn't occur to the other commenters