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I don't know about the Jared thing but I wouldn't be surprised at all if a high school sport ended up being a legitimate indicator of future job performance, ev
by bakugo 4y ago
I don't know about the Jared thing but I wouldn't be surprised at all if a high school sport ended up being a legitimate indicator of future job performance, even if not a very significant one.
- ok_dad 4y agoI can agree that high school sports players are probably hard workers, sure. Clearly, hard work is a big part of doing well in life, since life has a lot of hard work (some of it is fun, too). However, you can't just blindly "follow the data" unless you have literally accounted for all of the data that is currently not collected, which we don't do because we cannot collect every metric relevant to this issue.
- xboxnolifes 4y ago> However, you can't just blindly "follow the data" unless you have literally accounted for all of the data that is currently not collected, which we don't do because we cannot collect every metric relevant to this issue. Why not? Isn't that basically what the status quo is for hiring? Why does AI hiring have such a larger bar?