Part of the problem is people don't realize that they are doing it poorly. You would think the 0.16% success rate would be a pretty big indicator. Based on my

Part of the problem is people don't realize that they are doing it poorly. You would think the 0.16% success rate would be a pretty big indicator. Based on my own experience, there were a number of points in the article that I have found to be not effective ways to hire programmers. And that is fine. They are free to hire people as they wish. But placing all of the blame on 99% of programmers being unqualified seems to miss the mark. It is more likely the hiring process causes them to miss out on the really good programmers.