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Yet surgeons killed people all of the time and had to be forced to use checklists because it turns out credentialism doesn’t prevent mistakes.
by kortilla 3y ago
Yet surgeons killed people all of the time and had to be forced to use checklists because it turns out credentialism doesn’t prevent mistakes.
- pjmlp 3y agoWhich is also something that we need to add as well, on top of credentialism. More quality and process validation, less cowboy programming.
- kortilla 3y agoAnd skip the credentialism, because that’s generally bullshit.
- pjmlp 3y agoNot at all, that is a guarantee that people actually know how to hold the scapel and can enter the operating room safely. A brick layer doesn't turn into a Construction Engineer, only because they think they know everything about building houses, and have somehow built their own during long weekends. Likewise a coder out of a bootcamp, isn't someone versed in what actually entails to be a Software Engineer, regarless how cool the title might sound like.
- kortilla 3y agoNo, it’s not a guarantee, it’s just a noisy filter with a very high false negative rate and a high enough false positive rate (as visible in malpractice insurance).