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Nothing is perfect, saying something is atrocious because it is not perfect is irrational. Also, if you define "merit based" as "capable of improvement through
by marcinzm 6y ago
Nothing is perfect, saying something is atrocious because it is not perfect is irrational.
Also, if you define "merit based" as "capable of improvement through own effort" then both "professional network size and health" and "residential location" fall under that.
- bsanr2 6y agoI would define "merit-based" as "measuring and ranking based on directly relevant capability." There are limited cases where the first contributes to merit, but both are becoming less and less justifiable in a global, or even national, job market.