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How is this "throwing under the bus?" He's absolutely right. They probably made some hiring mistakes, and those are can be tough to identify and undo. I suspec
by nlz1 16y ago
How is this "throwing under the bus?" He's absolutely right. They probably made some hiring mistakes, and those are can be tough to identify and undo.
I suspect the one making the analogy is such a developer. Related:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning-Kruger_effect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning-Kruger_effect
- btmorex 16y agoHe's blaming poor coders for digg's failure, but he's the one who ultimately hired them (or at least started the ball rolling by initially hiring bad people) so really it's his failure. Every company is inundated by poor applicants. One of the most important--maybe the most important--responsibilities of a founder is hiring good people. He failed at that responsibility.
- sirclueless 16y agoHow is he blaming them? The whole point of his argument is that he failed to bring in good people. As you say, "He failed at that responsibility."
- nlz1 16y ago+1 my point exactly