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As a counter argument, I don't hold much confidence in my former professor's ability to rank the real-world competence of their student's.
by dhanna 6y ago
As a counter argument, I don't hold much confidence in my former professor's ability to rank the real-world competence of their student's.
- CJefferson 6y agoYou may be right, I can only give my point of view. Also, even if I am right, real-world competence may involve more bluffing, less high quality knowledge of algorithms, than I would like.
- username90 6y agoGoogle don't want knowledge of algorithms, Google want fluency in creating algorithms. As a lecturer you likely missed a lot of gems since college testing doesn't test peoples ability to create algorithms and instead mostly test their ability to apply known algorithms. A lot of people who are great at applying known algorithms actually suck at algorithms in practice.
- scarface74 6y agoMaybe the ability to get along with people is more important than some people are willing to admit? I’ve met plenty of “smart people” who couldn’t get things done to save their lives partially because they couldn’t communicate well or play well with others.