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I think the real question is: does this battery of 12 tests of executive function really measure intelligence? If so, why don't we use these when hiring enginee
by cjohnson318 3y ago
I think the real question is: does this battery of 12 tests of executive function really measure intelligence? If so, why don't we use these when hiring engineers, CEOs, or any other valuable asset? I'm pessimistic that these tests measure intelligence in a meaningful way.
- joeyzm 3y agoBecause IQ testing is de facto illegal. Companies would much rather use them instead of proxies with varying degrees of accuracy.
- cjohnson318 3y ago> Companies would much rather use them instead of proxies with varying degrees of accuracy. I sure wouldn't. I'd much rather ask someone about relevant experience than put them through an IQ test, or similar set of abstract puzzles.