Kind of disappointing that all the top rated comments here are about people's personal opinions about interviewing, and don't engage with the pdf at all. What

Kind of disappointing that all the top rated comments here are about people's personal opinions about interviewing, and don't engage with the pdf at all. What I found most interesting was Table 1 - it shows that in the unsupervised interview the average score of women was 3/3, while in the supervised version it was less than 1/3. Small sample sizes, but still seems suggestive. (I CTRL-Fed but didn't find much discussion of it in the paper.)