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> You can spend 100 hours studying Is that an equal burden for every candidate, in every life circumstance? Or does it privilege certain groups over others? Th
by notacoward 6y ago
> You can spend 100 hours studying
Is that an equal burden for every candidate, in every life circumstance? Or does it privilege certain groups over others? The ROI isn't the point. Requiring preparation unrelated to the job is highly suspect, regardless of the return.
- sanderjd 6y agoIt privileges younger less attached people with more free time over more experienced people who are more likely to have families. Note that I was the latter kind of person when I did this, and trust me, a credentialing solution like the one in essentially every other professional field would have been way better for me, but there are also advantages to having a lower barrier to entry than those fields.