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In a purely meritocratic system, the result is the same as well due to the effects of crowding. If you have 100 applicants for a position, 90 of them from one b
by fzeroracer 4y ago
In a purely meritocratic system, the result is the same as well due to the effects of crowding. If you have 100 applicants for a position, 90 of them from one background and 10 of them from another, the odds are that under a pure meritocratic position that all of your hires will end up being of one specific background.
Which results in a downstream effect of other perfectly good candidates being filtered into lower quality institutions due to no reason of their own.
- GenerocUsername 4y agoI fail to see how meritocratic systems would force any such selections. Systems can and should select for the best candidates.