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I wish there were more specific numbers than "twice" and "half" and such. Was this generally a 3% likelihood turning into a 6% one? A 20% turning into a 40%? M
by majormajor 5y ago
I wish there were more specific numbers than "twice" and "half" and such.
Was this generally a 3% likelihood turning into a 6% one? A 20% turning into a 40%? More?
The takeaways about the process - it's less likely to lead to them leaving if it's early (edit: misread this, looks like later is better) in the process, or if it's in favor of a different internal candidate - are very interesting, nonetheless, but I feel like the headline could be overstated depending on the magnitude of the probabilities.
- savant_penguin 5y agoor 60% turning into 120% proobability guess we'll never know