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Sounds like you're making the point that no filter should be absolute - you need more than one way to evaluate candidates, and a bad result with one of them sho
by l0b0 6y ago
Sounds like you're making the point that no filter should be absolute - you need more than one way to evaluate candidates, and a bad result with one of them should simply be ignored if other results are great.
- Vinnl 6y agoThe other interpretation is that you need just one good candidate, meaning you'll have to filter out many - some of whom would also have been good, perhaps even better.
- l0b0 6y agoThat sounds like you're most likely to end up with a mediocre candidate, one which passed all the filters. I'd rather take the hugely impressive whiteboarder (for example) than the mediocre everything.