There is a funny conclusion from Pareto principle: in any arbitrary division 80% of people will think that they belong to 20%. I am doing tech interviews for I

There is a funny conclusion from Pareto principle: in any arbitrary division 80% of people will think that they belong to 20%. I am doing tech interviews for I don't remember how long, and most of candidates not only are within 1-2 sigmas, but don't even have an idea what sigma is. But they still want to be compensated by an upper edge, and will even make a drama now and then. The last example was a candidate on a coding session, who almost failed first (warming, 5min tops) problem, was unable to cope with second problem and left the interview telling us that "your tasks are not related to real life". The twist is that second task was not only taken from our real life cases, but even has a real-life data collected from server logs.