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The fatal error here is to believe that the hiring process follows a linear curve, so that the outcome is directly proportional to the effort spent. When in re
by TrackerFF 3y ago
The fatal error here is to believe that the hiring process follows a linear curve, so that the outcome is directly proportional to the effort spent.
When in reality I believe the hiring process follows some kind of logistic curve - after some point you're only getting very, very marginal returns on the extra effort spent.
- rwmj 3y agoYou may be assuming there is any kind of rational process here, when Mark Shuttleworth thinks it is important to find out what you did in high school.
- voakbasda 3y agoI think that emphasis makes it obvious that they only want high school or recent college grads. It's a clear signal that real experience is not valued.